'Aquamarine' Premiere

The director discusses her inspiration from Alice Hoffman's book 'Aquamarine' and her unique perspective as a young woman directing a film for a young audience. She highlights efforts to make the film distinct from 'Splash' and emphasizes the theme of self-confidence. The director praises Emma Roberts and the cast for their openness and collaboration. Filming in Australia is described as a beautiful and ideal experience.

What inspired the director to take on the project of 'Aquamarine'?

• A suggestion from a friend

• The book 'Aquamarine' by Alice Hoffman

• A previous successful mermaid film

• A childhood dream of making a mermaid movie

How did the director's personal experience influence her approach to directing 'Aquamarine'?

• She had previously directed a similar film

• She was a fan of mermaid stories

• She could relate to the young audience

• She wanted to challenge herself with a new genre

What was the director's strategy to differentiate 'Aquamarine' from 'Splash'?

• By casting the same actors

• By using the same storyline

• By borrowing elements from 'Splash'

• By creating unique rules and issues

What is the main theme of the movie 'Aquamarine'?

• The importance of friendship

• Overcoming obstacles

• The journey of self-discovery

• Embracing one's true self

Why was Australia chosen as the filming location for 'Aquamarine'?

• The availability of local actors

• The beautiful and temperate water

• It was the director's hometown

• The cost-effectiveness of filming there