In this clip, Director Tamika Miller discusses her latest film "Honor Student" and the response that she has received from the industry thus far. Tamika Miller goes on to speak on the film, 'Honor Student" call to action and reveals her unpopular answer to gun control.
Jeremy Chue - picture-perfect teenager - talented, perfect grades, well-off family, attends a prestigious private school. At least, that is how he appears. After losing his twin brother in a mass shooting, Jeremy takes matters into his own hands, holds a teacher hostage and teaches America a lesson it will never forget.
00:00 intro
00:44 always directing
1:00 Honor Student description
2:06 Honor Student feedback
2:50 Jeremy Chue is an anti-hero
3:17 why an asian lead actor
4:50 what she like about Hudson
6:58 Honor student industry response
8:18 not my first feature
8:52 Honor Student takeaways
9:41 Honor Student Call to Action
10:58 unpopular answer to gun control
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