Snapshot · On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Camila was prescribed lorazepam to numb herself enough to show up on set during panic attacks, because missing a shoot day cost production thousands of dollars.
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Jay asks how perfectionism showed up on the Riverdale set, and Camila opens up fully. The show was old-fashioned network TV at its most demanding: ten months a year, tight daily shooting schedules, zero tolerance for delays. There was no room for human error, and certainly no room for personal crises. If Camila was crying over something personal and got a knock on her trailer door — you're needed on set — her makeup was ruined, the schedule slipped, she became the reason production was behind. [1] — Camila Mendes "Riverdale wasn't just a long TV show — it was a grinding pressure cooker that gave Camila panic attacks and forced her to get prescribed lo…" 37:28 The pressure cooker produced panic attacks she'd never had before and hasn't had since. To keep functioning, she was prescribed lorazepam. She hated numbing herself but had no other option. Alongside this, she discloses bulimia she'd carried since high school — something the tight Veronica Lodge costumes made viscerally unavoidable. Feeling bloated and having to wear a midriff-baring miniskirt on camera triggered spirals. She had no space to feel her feelings on set, and the suppression made everything worse.
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