00:00Strangely, Kiri feels like the one Navi who can't connect with Awa because she
00:06always has a seizure and she's she's locked out and so I think it's the
00:13greatest heartbreak for her through most of the movie which is she can do
00:18things that she did amaze her and that she doesn't understand but it's not
00:27it's not you know it's a whole journey for her to get back into the world that
00:32everyone else can can visit and I think all the kids come into their own in this
00:39film which I think is very exciting and I really loved being with these kids they
00:47were very kind to accept me as one of them but you know we're so busy I don't
00:53think there was much time to to think about any of those things right can you
00:58talk a bit more about getting to work with them I just got to talk to them
01:00they're so sweet and kind of getting to watch them grow up can you talk about
01:03getting to work with them on most of the scenes really in this film specifically
01:07yeah well I mean Jack was 12 when when we met and he came into the audition and I
01:16was scampering around as Kiri and I said let's do something and then I ran up I
01:22ran all over the stairs and he was running with me and we just improvised for
01:26like I don't know how many 20 minutes and he was so game and I could just tell
01:34he'd make a wonderful spider and so I feel very lucky of course it is astonishing to
01:41me to see to be looking up at Jack instead of down to Jack and and Trinity
01:46to and Britain and I think that James is we're going to see tonight so yeah we're
01:57very lucky and the the Metcayena kids to Bailey and Duane and Philippe
02:10they're so awesome for me it was two years I was 13 to 15 so as much as they're
02:16pivotal times like then you I think the hardest thing was a transition afterwards
02:20because I think high school is the right after middle school to high school and I
02:24wonder if Jackie had the same feeling of like I think that's a pivotal time for
02:28young adults and we didn't like I just got my GED it was homeschooled so I think it
02:35was the transition out of it because you're you have this routine and it's a
02:39really cool routine and no one understands it and you can't tell anyone
02:42about the film so if that was the part that I think was more complex than
02:47actually being there yeah I just remember after getting to be with those
02:52wonderful people every day casting crew and be with my character every day and
02:57just do the things I love and and have that every day to end it was a it was a
03:02tough shift and then to go back to public school and everybody's like where have you
03:06been but um I I think growing up on the Avatar set was the greatest gift like I
03:13definitely would not be who I am today without the amazing people that I've met
03:16who have inspired me without my character too who I've just basically grown up with
03:21now and grown alongside with and it's just all of these things I feel like we've all
03:27been kind of going through the bittersweet nostalgia just thinking about childhood
03:31especially I feel like you put it beautifully the other day when you were
03:34talking about just that's childhood man yeah childhood I mean I don't know there's
03:38like a specific story but it was just it was the greatest gift I think for all of
03:43us to be able to like grow up on set and experience and work with such talented
03:48people every day and then go back to a more normal life and I went back to home
03:52school and then I was just kind of like not in the loop of what was cool I
03:57didn't I wasn't on trend and I was like I don't have to like go in a tank and be
04:01underwater
