The YouTuber makes her debut in Patton Oswalt's 'I Love My Dad,' which won the Feature Film Grand Jury Award at SXSW.
Sulewski says she identified with Becca’s role in helping the father and son characters reconnect. “My character was really a vehicle to help tell the story and bring the father and son together again, and I think the relationship between parents and children is so complicated and dynamic, and that is really what I resonated with the most, having parents that are very close in my life,” she says.
With her first acting credit under her belt, she’s now focused on how to bring together all of her passions, from YouTube to film. “The goal is finding the juggle of the many different hats that I’m wearing, from creating content online and other projects that are in the works right now, and I want to continue to hopefully book more projects through acting,” she says. “That is truly the thing that is so, so exciting, and I can’t wait to see where this movie goes. Finding a way to make it all work together, which I think is so possible in these times now.
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