At just 22-years-old, Quinn Shephard is already making waves with her film, "Blame," which she wrote, directed, produced and edited. The high school drama displays the social and emotional turmoil of teenage life paired with the complicated questions of consent and sexualization. It's a perfect film for the #MeToo era, but draws on Arthur Miller's classic, "The Crucible." Shephard talks about her own coming of age during the making of the film, the challenges facing independent filmmakers and telling women's stories with the depth and complexity they deserve.