00:00Leah, you've had the opportunity to mentor women in front of and behind the camera.
00:04What makes Tracy so special?
00:07Well, that's what I love so much about being a director.
00:09I've been a director for 20 years.
00:11I've been a filmmaker for many, many years.
00:13And one thing I really love about it is that I can kind of give some of my knowledge that
00:19I've learned through a zillion years in this business to young women and try to hold them
00:26up and try to make them feel safe and protected in a way and, you know, do the best I
00:31can
00:31for that.
00:32If you're not giving back, if you're not teaching by my age, you're just bitter.
00:36I have no interest in being bitter.
00:39And Tracy, what was it like working with Leah?
00:41I was going to say, I'm glad you asked because I wanted to take a moment.
00:45She's so amazing.
00:46When I first got on board, Leah was like, I want you to know I'm on your side.
00:51I'm on your team.
00:52I want you to feel supported in every way.
00:55And she really followed through with that.
00:56It wasn't just empty words.
00:57Everything was always with the utmost love and care and continued so throughout the whole
01:03season.
01:04So I feel very, very, very fortunate to be guided by the legend that is Leah Thompson.
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