You’re new film centers around one big night in NYC; what is it about New Year’s Eve that gets everyone so worked up?

I think New Year’s Eve makes you look back over the year at the good and bad and I think it also makes you look forward in a hopeful way to the New Year.

What about you, what’s New Year’s Eve to you?

A time to be with the family, have fun, eat good food and watch movies.

And don’t forget the music. We got to see your musical side in your recent film Janie Jones. Have you since fallen in love with singing and playing guitar even more?

Totally, I have a band called CABB. We have a lyric video on Soundcloud called “Well Wishes,” and we have a song that will be in my upcoming movie Class Project, and right now we are working on an album.

Who are you listing to these days?

Right now I am into Adele, The Vaccines and Regina Spektor.

Let’s talk a bit about personal style. You’ve changed hair colours a few times. Any colour you felt especially suited your personality?

I actually love changing my hair color. I love being blonde at the moment but don’t know how I will feel in a year.

Do you pretty much have your personal style figured out, or are you still in the process of molding your “look?”

Definitely still in the process of molding my look, but I kind of favour a rock/boho kind of look.

You’re nearing that age where people begin grouping you in with “Young Hollywood.” How do you feel about the scene and what seems to be its trappings?

I live in NY so I am not really part of the Hollywood scene. I’m in no position to judge anyone. I’m just trying to grow up as gracefully as I can.

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Think you might take a break from acting to go to university or to explore other creative avenues — maybe making music full time — or is acting it for you?

At 15 I don’t want to put myself in a box, and I want to be open to anything and everything. I hate to think my life path is set. I am really excited to see how it unfolds.

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