The Thing I Like About Acting Is

I Feel Like We've Inherited Modern Infrastructure, And I Could Run Away From It And Become A Full-time Activist, Or I Can Try To Do My Job, And Try To Talk About Things I Care About, And Be Able To Do Something Like Sponsor A Topsoil Conference In Nova Scotia, And Talk About Bill Mckibben, And Narrate A Documentary About The Vanishing Of The Bees, And Try To Navigate My Way Through This World The Best Way Possible. That's What I'm Trying To Figure Out. Probably Like Many People Right Now.

Why Are Vegans Made Fun Of While The Inhumane Factory Farming Process Regards Animals And The Natural World Merely As Commodities To Be Exploited For Profit?

I'm A Tomboy From Nova Scotia.

I Was In A Store In Halifax, Nova Scotia That I Love, Sort Of Like An Environmental Friendly Sort Of Store. But They Had A Great Book Section. So I Went In There All The Time. The Woman Who Worked There - Which I Feel So Bad; I've Forgotten Her Name - She Handed Me The Book And She Said, "hey, You Should Read This. I Think It Would Make A Good Movie." I Remember Reading The Back Of It And I Was Like, "huh." Then I Just Devoured The Book And I Was So Moved By It And Said, "why Don't We Start Developing This Into A Film?" So That's How It ['into The Forest'] All Started.

I Feel Lucky That Viceland Wanted To Make It, And I'm Producing More Than One Film With Lgbt Characters And Stories And It's Because It's What I'm Interested In. I'm Not Going To Read A Script And Say, 'they're Not Gay, I'm Not Going To Do It,' But I Am Interested In Playing More Gay People, Because I've Only Played One Gay Person, And I've Done A Fair Amount Of Movies, And I Am Interested In Those Stories. So For Me, There's No Should-i-or-shouldn't-i. It All Feels Natural.