Really dark times bring out this need for humour. Even if it's very dark humour, it's still bringing out some kind of lightness and some kind of release. You need it. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
When I'm creating art or music, when something is resonating or a scene is going well, that almost feels religious to me... there's this… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
When something takes itself too seriously, you're not going to take it seriously. There's a disconnect. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
I'm just always craving intensity. Just craving that emotional release. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
When I'm making music, like my album 'Pivot & Scrape,' I go into this daze-like state where I don't always know what I'm channeling.… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
Some people think the art and music I reference are too dark, but I'm trying not to worry about how others perceive me. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
I grew up expecting everyone to be Mormon and nobody was. It isolated me and my twin even more so. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
There's a sense of hopelessness that I'm really trying to combat. And if a movie that I do gives somebody confidence, or even if… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
Movies helped me so much through my childhood, and I want to do the same for others. — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
I remember when I was still in the church, I wanted so badly to be normal, and that was the only thing I could… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
I had to scream on a self-tape, and I had this fear of screaming. I think it's because I grew up singing and I'm… — Sophie Thatcher Copy Share Image
