Hayley Caronia

So what happened in that dream?

And were you passionate about this topic?

Like you said that you knew that it was going on.

Obviously, I think when you have this dream and you start embarking on this process of filmmaking, then you become more aware of it.

But did you have any passion about protecting kids or saving kids or human trafficking before this?

Or did this all stem from the dream?

Yeah, so obviously you chose filmmaking.

So what got you into filmmaking?

Had you been doing this for a while?

Yeah, and it's it's refreshing to hear people in the Hollywood movie making industry that want to protect kids rather than do harm to them because children are exploited in so many different ways.

And, you know, you're shedding light on human trafficking in this

film, but kids are exploited in the movie industry and the TV industry and in acting and certain things.

So I'm curious your take on that as a former, you know, child actor and growing up around this industry.

What's your take on that?

Yeah.

So I wonder what it's like when you set out to make a film about human trafficking.

What's the response from people in the industry?

Is it easy to make a film on this topic or is it hard to get actors on board?

Is it hard to get companies on board to work with you?

Well, with AI and then it seems like there's no original content anymore.