Los Angeles: The stars of the new Netflix feel good movie Work It say making the film was like attending summer camp.
"We got to spend the summer just laughing and dancing and making a really fun film," said Jordan Fisher.
"I knew I was making a movie. I didn't know I was making like 10 sold friendships," added Liza Koshy.
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Work It stars Sabrina Carpenter as Quinn, a young woman who believes who forms a misfit dance troupe to win a competition and get admitted into her dream college.
Carpenter, who also is a recording artist, says playing Quinn "was really fun" because she had to purposely dance offbeat.
Work It, is executive produced by Alicia Keys and debuts on Netflix August 7.
With inputs from APTN
