00:00Your relationship with The Rock over the years, how has that kind of changed throughout this,
00:05specifically doing the voiceover for this time around?
00:08I feel really lucky because I am now an executive producer on the live-action Moana,
00:12which means that I have Dwayne on a text chain, and we send voice notes back and forth.
00:19I see him on Zooms and on emails and things, and it's really nice to have met him at 14
00:27and thought of him as a role model certainly then.
00:29And now I get to look at him as also a colleague, someone who shares insight on the business,
00:35things that I really don't know about.
00:37I know about being talent, and producing is a very different muscle,
00:41a very different hat to put on, but I'm very happy to be learning as well.
00:45And speaking of the live-action, I think it's lovely that you're a producer on it.
00:50And, you know, kind of connecting it with this movie on Moana having a sister in Samia,
00:54I was wondering how kind of getting to share that role now with the new actress,
00:59how that feels and how you get to maybe get to share,
01:02what are you most excited to share with her?
01:04I feel like the Moana universe or the Moanaverse is simply expanding tenfold.
01:11So we have our original film, we have our sequel, and then, yes, we have our live-action.
01:16And I love that I'm able to pass the baton on to Katherine Legaia.
01:20She's so beautiful.
01:22I feel like she really represents Moana in a fantastic way.
01:25I also, I'm 24 now, and I'm glad to see someone young, someone hungry,
01:31someone green to the industry taking those shoes,
01:34because I can count on one hand the amount of young Pacific Island women I see in this industry,
01:40and I'm glad to have a friend.
01:41I'm really glad. It's lonely out here.
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