Elsie Fisher Discusses The Most Difficult Part Of Filming Family Squares

As many of those in show business know, acting is all about reacting. Yet, that was the most challenging aspect of filming "Family Squares," considering that actress Elsie Fisher wasn't even in the same room as her co-stars, like Judy Greer, Henry Winkler, and Zoe Chao. 

"Not having other actors in the room was really intense for me," she admitted to The List. "It's quite hard!"

While her character, Kassidy, can't completely relate to the rest of her family, Fisher learned a lot about herself as an actress by trying to understand the other characters in the film.

"I really learned that it's a very powerful tool to step into the space of other characters as well as your own," said Fisher, who is 18 at the time of this writing. "As an actor, I only have control over who I play, but maybe thinking about how I might play another role can impact your own performance."

"Family Squares" is now playing in select theaters and is available digitally and on demand for rental and purchase.