Roxann Dawson resides in Los Angeles with her husband, Eric Dawson, and their two children. She was pregnant with her first daughter, Emma Rose, during Star Trek: Voyager's fourth season and adopted her second daughter during season six.
Reporter: Have you enjoyed directing on Enterprise?
Roxann Dawson: Well, directing for Enterprise is great because I'm so back with my family. I mean, these are the same people, for the most part, that I was working with on Voyager.
Reporter: In which medium do you prefer to direct?
Roxann: Well, right now I'm loving directing for film. I think directing in the theater is a whole other kind of thing.
Reporter: What do you think the legacy of Voyager will be?
Roxann: I hope that people will watch the reruns and will discover it later on and fall in love with these characters that we've fallen in love with.
Reporter: Are you glad that you can finally cast off B'Elanna's makeup?
Roxann: That's the only thing I will not miss from this show--the makeup was very uncomfortable and restricting.
Reporter: Are you satisfied with where your character ended her journey in the finale?
Roxann: I think that's what's wonderful about it, is characters don't end life. You meet somebody and then you walk away from them, and you know they've got a future and that they'll be moving on and living their life and doing something else.
Reporter: How do you feel about your work on Star Trek?
Roxann: I couldn't be more grateful. I've got a most amazing family, and I'm able to do the thing that I love doing. Star Trek has afforded me some amazing, amazing opportunities, and I will always be grateful, really.
Reporter: How did you start directing?
Roxann: Well, I've always wanted to direct, and I approached them very early on about wanting to learn how and my producers graciously opened their doors to allow me to learn.