"I'm Not Your Girl": How Bella Mraz Says No On Set

don't have anything to do with no i'm just kidding no no no no um so okay has there ever has there ever been a a uh a vertical that you have either chosen to do or not or decided not to do like that there's something in it that just made you feel so uncomfortable that you either like had to try and get it changed or, or just said, no, I'm not doing it at all.

Oh yeah.

I, I knew the answer, but I wanted to ask it like I

didn't know

the answer.

Yeah.

Um, I, over my past two years, um, of learning this industry and this specific world, um, I have learned a lot.

I've learned a lot.

And for the first year or, yeah, first seven months of doing this, I wasn't even repped.

I didn't have a manager or anyone looking out for me.

And it taught me a lot.

And, you know, like, I went through a lot of bullshit.

And I...

I'm glad I did because I've become so good at advocating for myself in a way that I'm honestly very proud of.

I'm very good at that.

Every time I get a script, the first thing I do is I go through all of it and I make notes if there's anything I want to or what I want changed or if there's a line I don't like.

I send it back and I go, these are the notes.

If you want to change them, great.

I'd love to do it.

If you don't.

I'm not your girl.

I'm sorry.

And there have been a few times where I've done this, because I'm very careful about what I pay to do.

Because, you know, my face is attached to it.

So I'm very careful about, you know, the things I do.

don't have anything to do with no i'm just kidding no no no no um so okay has there ever has there ever been a a uh a vertical that you have either chosen to do or not or decided not to do like that there's something in it that just made you feel so uncomfortable that you either like had to try and get it changed or, or just said, no, I'm not doing it at all.

Oh yeah.

I, I knew the answer, but I wanted to ask it like I

didn't know

the answer.

Yeah.

Um, I, over my past two years, um, of learning this industry and this specific world, um, I have learned a lot.

I've learned a lot.

And for the first year or, yeah, first seven months of doing this, I wasn't even repped.

I didn't have a manager or anyone looking out for me.

And it taught me a lot.

And, you know, like, I went through a lot of bullshit.

And I...

I'm glad I did because I've become so good at advocating for myself in a way that I'm honestly very proud of.

I'm very good at that.

Every time I get a script, the first thing I do is I go through all of it and I make notes if there's anything I want to or what I want changed or if there's a line I don't like.

I send it back and I go, these are the notes.

If you want to change them, great.

I'd love to do it.

If you don't.

I'm not your girl.

I'm sorry.

And there have been a few times where I've done this, because I'm very careful about what I pay to do.

Because, you know, my face is attached to it.

So I'm very careful about, you know, the things I do.