Brittany Snow Digs In on Making Her Directorial Debut With ‘Parachute’ and the Emotions That Came With It
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On this episode of “UnWrapped,” actress Brittany Snow opens-up about reliving her experience with an eating disorder and self-harm while directing her new film “Parachute.” Snow talks about creating a safe environment on set and what she is working on with her therapist to take care of her mental health. The “John Tucker Must Die” actress also discusses the support she received from her friends including Dave Batista and Gina Rodriguez who signed onto the project for no money and without having seen a script.
TRIGGER WARNING: This episode includes conversations about eating disorders, self-harm and mental health struggles. We encourage listeners to take care and be mindful of when and where you listen. If you or someone you know is struggling with these issues, you can find help at The National Alliance for Eating Disorders.
The National Alliance for Eating Disorders provides a free therapist-staffed helpline and interactive online referral database, as well as many free, weekly, therapist-led (virtual and in-person) support groups.
Call 866-662-1235 or text ALLIANCE to 741-741 for help.
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