in West Hollywood. As Miller headed into the Easter service, she gave a "thumbs-up" to the photographers waiting for her. “It's very timely, it's so relevant to what's happening today,” she says. “That's one of my favorite things about this project is these themes that we go over, whether that's sexism, racism, a coming of age story, social inequities, they're all things that are happening today.”Jordan Elsass as Trip RichardsonInstagram contentView on Instagram Emily and Jake were compelled to make the film after speaking with survivors in the immediate aftermath; starting with Sam Zeif, a Parkland senior whose texts with his brother during lockdown went viral. “We were both taken aback by how articulately he was able to describe what he went through,” Jake says. “We were blown away by it. It was like the air was sucked out of the room. And the fact that Sam so early on could see why it was important to use his voice to keep his friend Joaquin [Oliver]'s memory alive; to make sure that everyone in the country and the world understood what they went through and why it cannot happen again.” Our girl Claudia Sulewski (who you may know from mega-successful YouTube channelBeyondBeautyStar