Photo Courtesy: Hallmark
The Knockturnal: I feel like this is your season, from fall to December. I was just watching Twitches the other day and it still holds up to this day; it’s a staple film.
Tamera:
The Knockturnal: Now we’re heading into the holiday season with Hallmark. You’ve done a few productions with them; tell me, how does it feel to be back with them for another holiday production this season?
Tamera:
The Knockturnal: I feel like Hallmark is synonymous with the holidays. You think Christmas; you think Hallmark. In Scouting for Christmas, you step into the role of Angela, who is a single mom and a realtor. In the beginning, you already see this display of mom guilt.
Even though she tries so hard, her efforts aren’t always appreciated. Especially by the Sunny Scouts leader. Unfortunately, mom guilt is very real. How did you resonate with the character of Angela and what message do you have for other mothers who might be feeling the same?
Tamera:
The Knockturnal: I want to tell you, having watched you through the years, the love for your kids is evident – it’s beautiful.
Tamera:
The Knockturnal: So, a mom yourself, with the holidays coming up, do you have any standout traditions that you look forward to every year, and are there any new ones you’re looking to introduce?
Tamera:
The Knockturnal: That is awesome. What a way to celebrate the holidays. Tamera, thank you so much for sitting down with The Knockturnal. Congratulations on the new film.
Tamera: