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VIDEO Netflix Elle Fanning Is Way More Than the Star of All The Bright Places TV commercial 2020 • Actress Elle Fanning talks about producer her very first film with All the Bright Places, an adaptation of Jennifer Niven's novel. Netflix is the world's leading streaming entertainment service with over 167 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without commercials or commitments. 00:00 Hi, my name is Elle Fanning and I play Violet 00:02 in "All the Bright Places." 00:06I truly grew up on film sets. 00:08 I never had formal "acting" training so 00:11everything that I learned from moviemaking 00:14 was just purely from being on set 00:16 and watching everyone around me. 00:17 Acting was always so fun for me 00:20 when I was a kid 'cause 00:21 my sister and I would dress up, make pretend, 00:23 and basically do scenes, and that's what 00:25 being on a film set felt like when I was young. 00:27 It was like, "Oh, I get to do this on camera." 00:30 So, I just always felt super comfortable. 00:32 As an actor, that is like my love and my passion, 00:35 but you can't determine what takes 00:36 they're gonna use. 00:37 You can't determine how they're gonna edit. 00:39 So... 00:40 being an actress in it wasn't enough. 00:44 "All the Bright Places" is the very first film that 00:46 I get to have a producer credit on. 00:48 It was so personal I needed to- 00:50 I needed to have more control! 00:53 Is that a sense of humor you're hiding in there? 00:55 I've obviously grown up 00:56 and I've grown into myself more. 00:58 I actually feel comfortable asserting my voice, 01:00 and saying, "Hey, like I read this book 01:02 and I really like it, I think it should 01:04 be out in the world," and 01:05 I feel like I just have this confidence now 01:08 to be able to- 01:09 wanna produce and develop my own projects. 01:11 I also just love experiencing new things. 01:15 Producing doesn't end after the film is finished. 01:18 People think that, 01:19 "Alright, like the film is all on footage." 01:21 That's when it just begins for a lot of people. 01:23 I watched different cuts of the movie, 01:24 you know, made notes on input and 01:26 and editing, and then songs, you know, music. 01:29 You know, you have to stay on it 01:30 and make sure that it gets 01:31 handled the right way. 01:32 What was so beautiful about this process is 01:33 there's like so many people that kind of 01:35 brought me into this and I had such a 01:37 support system and being like 01:38 a first-time producer, like, 01:40 "What do I do?" You know, being scared. 01:42 But also you realize the best producers, 01:44 and even the best directors, 01:46 they lean on everyone else. 01:48 I just learned a lot of things like, 01:49 "Wow!" You get to discover so many creative 01:52 people in the producing process 01:53 'cause you're looking at so many parts 01:55 and trying to 01:56 put it together to make the best story possible. 01:59 It's a very rewarding feeling 02:01 bringing so many people together. 02:02 I love it and I hope I get to do it more. 02:05 I wanna go again. 02:06"All the Bright Places" is now on Netflix. - advertisement spot 2020