VT: We had the pleasure of meeting your dad at the shoot. We can tell how supportive your parents are of you. What advice have they given you and what valuable knowledge have they given you in terms of how to proceed with your career?
KRS: The thing I love about my parents is that whatever I try to accomplish, whether it's acting or music or sports, they always push me to do my best in whatever it is. I never feel pressure from them; which I’m incredibly grateful for.

VT: Remakes have always been a "go-to" with Hollywood. Why do you feel Presumed Innocent was necessary and right for the times when the original film was considered a classic? If you have the opportunity to produce a remake, which one would you choose and why?
KRS: It's a complete reimagining of the book and the movie, and in doing so we kept it as real as possible. I think it was the right time for a show like this to come out due to the rise in fans of drama and crime. It's a show that's within those genres but our show has something a little different from everything we’re seeing at the moment. If I had the opportunity to remake a movie it would be 'Stand by Me,’ or something similar. I loved that movie growing up and it was one of the reasons I wanted to start acting.

VT: Social Media/Popular Culture. We have asked a lot of young people about their opinions of social media and how it affects them mentally. As a young talented professional and on its way to stardom, what's your view on this? Do you feel it is a necessity in order to get notice?
KRS: Sadly it's a part of the job, I try to stay off social media as much as possible and only use it for work, but I also think it's a really good way of connecting people. I’ve been able to connect with other actors and musicians through social media and cultivate good friendships through it. I don't necessarily enjoy it, but I find the good in it; it's important and beautiful but only if you regulate it.

VT: Style. You are still in the very early stages of making appearances but from what we have seen so far, you are already aware of the importance of looking sharp. Share with us your personal sense of style.
KRS: Style and fashion is a huge part of my life. It's something I've always been interested in and especially now being able to have more freedom with my selections and types of clothes. I thrift a lot and love the community behind it. My mom has also been really into fashion her whole life. I'm big on 90s culture and clothes and she helps me choose what really connects to that time. She was the one who got me into the importance of personal style.

VT: If you can give advice to someone your age who wants to do what you are doing. Knowing a bit about fame, what advice would you provide them with?
KRS: Love what you do. Work at it as much as you can, you have to love the journey and accept the hard work that goes into it. Starting is most of the work, follow your love for whatever it is. If it's a short script you really like and want to make with your friends, have your sister or brother hold the camera. It might seem small, but it’s the start of your growth. It's the start of your love, for whatever you might want.

VT: Going forward, how would you like to see yourself in the next five years?
KRS: I would really enjoy directing a film, maybe even writing It. Hopefully in the next five years I'll be pursuing that. I've always enjoyed writing short scripts and scenes and making short films with friends. Even writing and acting in a film sounds amazing, I would love to be doing that soon.

VT: If there is a song that will sum up how you feel at the moment with everything that is going on, which song would you choose and why?KRS: ‘One’ By U2; one of my absolutely favorite bands. This is a band me and my dad have loved for a long time. Their lyrics are incredibly applicable, and especially with ‘One’ the meaning behind that song is that we are all beautiful together but have the freedom to be different individually. I love being connected with my job and the people in it, but showing my individuality in it as well is just as important.