These 50 people were chosen when Brooks posted a status update on her Facebook page that asked who was willing to spend a day with her and she would come to them and film the whole process.

was being by Brooks as she noticed the amount of time people spent on their phones and computers, even when they are with someone else at a cafe.

[3] In an interview given to Daily Brink during the Newport Beach Film Festival, Brooks explains how the idea for the project was born.

People were pleading for me to come to their town and I felt I wasn't the only one who craved a little human connection.

[4]After receiving responses from more than 150 friends, the first 50 people were randomly chosen and then video journals about who is part of the project and which cities she was to travel were posted on Facebook and Twitter.

From the generous donations and contributions by Brooks's friends, family, and sponsors, a total of more than $80,000 was funded successfully.

Rewards included a shout-out video, signed NOH8 photo-shoot pictures, spending a day with Brooks or a co-producer credit in the film.

Also, text and video journals were posted to keep all the members updated on the progression and changes in the project.

After two weeks of driving around the east coast, Brooks has traveled to New York, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

Brooks gave various interviews to newspapers and journals, such as USA Today, Examiner.com, The Saratogian, and Daily Brink.

In an interview given to The Saratogian, a local newspaper in Saratoga Springs, New York, Brooks described her feelings and experiences after a week of traveling around the east coast.

There are friends whom you will spend time to just have a coffee, some you keep in touch through the various social networking sites, and others you add in your speed dial.

Friendships and relationships created online can not be fully trusted as you can be vulnerable to various faults and can cause harm to oneself and to others too.