“I feel like all directing, writing, acting… all things feed into one another in a cool way. It’s just one of those jobs where it’s not too difficult to jump around because they’re all interconnected so to speak.”

—  Tania Raymonde

Source: Interview: Tania Raymonde Talks ‘Deep Blue Sea 3’ https://www.thehollywoodnews.com/2020/08/20/interview-tania-raymonde-talks-deep-blue-sea-3/ (Aug 20, 2020)

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