Oh yes definitely! Twilight’s development as a character and what she learns was one of the most important things to me when it comes to working on the movie. I always tell my team whether or not something will work in helping Twilight learn the lesson that she does by the end of the film.

While I can’t really say what she’ll learn, just be prepared to see a completely different Twilight from what you normally see in the show. This isn’t the Twilight that you know. This is a more sentimental, broken, and vulnerable Twilight who is afraid of who she is.

Originally it began as three-act musical not based on Friendship is Magic but a parody series I was doing at the time. Fans of my series loved the idea of the project so much so that I ultimately decided that I wanted to take on the story as a feature-length film, this time based on the actual Friendship is Magic continuity.

At that time, I wasn’t prepared for how overwhelming the overall production would be. But with the enthusiastic audience response from multiple outlets, I was confident in taking the story to brand new heights.

Not entirely re-written. Some sections yes, but mostly just cut down, edited, and reformatted.

We’re still hiring on all forefronts! Just check out the positions we have open right now on the blog through our application form. If we feel we have enough for a specific team, then I think we’ll remove those options from the application sheet.

My producer and I are speaking with Hasbro, but I won’t say anything else beyond that.