By Rollo Ross and Danielle Broadway

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -For Dakota Johnson, it was important to showcase both her acting and producing talents for the romantic comedy film “Splitsville.”

“I’m more valuable, I think, on set and in post (production), because I know the beat, like the heartbeat of the film while we’re making it,” Johnson told Reuters.

“I’m good at helping on set. And then in post, I’m good at remembering the energy of what it felt like while we were filming so I can implement that in the edit,” the “Fifty Shades of Grey” actor added.

“Splitsville,” distributed by Neon, will arrive in theaters on Friday.

The film focuses on two couples. Johnson plays a woman named Julie who is married to Paul, portrayed by the movie’s director Michael Angelo Covino.

Another couple, As

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