First of all, what was the atmosphere like on set? Were there any favorite days from filming?
James Morosini: Do you want to take this one, Claudia?
Claudia Sulewski: Any day that I got to do something physically out of the ordinary, like stepping out of a freezer or climbing on top of a kitchen counter and eating Fruity Pebbles were all really fun, because it set the tone for a very playful experience. That's definitely what Imaginary Becca was for me, which is a very playful character that allowed a lot of room to do whatever I want in terms of her mannerisms and how she spoke and stuff. That was really fun. What about yourself?
Morosini: My goal directorially is to try to create an environment where everyone feels comfortable pitching ideas. I was trying to create an environment where that was the case, where people felt comfortable, and they had license for freedom of expression, could try things. That was encouraged. I wanted to push people as far as they were willing to go.
In terms of memorable experiences on set, shooting the driving stuff was fun. Some of Claudia's scenes are pretty incredible. Her performance in the diner was particularly memorable. Claudia brings this magnetic energy to the screen. I don't know how she does it, but I was blown away by her performance every day, really.
Sulewski: Gosh, that's so sweet. I feel the same about you.
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