To Make A Movie Is

People Are Going To Always Have Their Opinions Whether You Date A Black Man Or Not. I've Had Girlfriends, Family Members Comment On Black Men That I've Dated As Well As White People. People Want To See What They Want To See. And If Anybody Doesn't Fit That Picture They're Going To Be Like, 'yeah, I Didn't See You With Him.'

It Was A Good Script [something New]. We Have Not Seen An Interracial Issue Dealt With From A Black Woman And White Man's Perspective In This Way. And, Usually, It's A Black Man, White Woman. I Loved The Fact That It Wasn't About The Couple Being Against The World Or The Couple Against The Family. I Loved The Fact That It Was Her Dealing With Her Own Prejudices That Came Up, Her Own Guilt, Her Own Shame And Embarrassment About What Her Peers Thought.

In This Day And Age, Especially With All The Media And Television, Social Media, And The Internet, We Are Constantly Being Compared And Comparing Ourselves To Others' Lives And Journeys. Keep Your Eyes On Your Own Road.

Being Strong Can Be Also Feminine. I Don't Think Feminine Equals Being Weak. Being Strong Is Very Sexy.

When You're On A Set It Can Be Very Tedious And Slow. It's Just Not As Big As When You See It On Film.