Academy Award-winning actress Sandra Bullock rocked black and yellow at the Los Angeles premiere of her new film, Minions, on Saturday (June 27). While at the event, the single mom, 50, opened up about her 5-year-old son Louis.

“They worked around my adult schedule…I got to drop Louis at school, I would continue on to [work] and I would sit in a little black booth by myself and no one else around and a microphone,” Bullock told E! News of working on the animated film. “Then they’d let me out just in time to go do the school pick up. They’d always book locations that were in a certain driving distance from Louis’ school, which is pretty great.”

As for her work attire, it was pretty casual on the set.

“It was either bad yoga pants or sweatpants with dog hair on them,” she said, adding, “Just sad things. Towards the end I kind of stepped up my game a little bit. I wanted to leave them on a good note.”

When it comes to mom’s social life, she has to schedule it around her little guy.

“I have to do the baby sitting,” Bullock said. “If I go anywhere it has to be after he’s asleep or there’s a lot of questions and a lot of drama.”

Thanks to mom’s new gig, Louis has his fair share of Minions swag.

“He’s got a couple Minion pieces and they sent over a huge box and I was like, ‘Are you joking me?’ I can’t give a child this much!’” Bullock said. “So after the movie today I’m going to dole out a little bit and give his little friends that he invited a little something. They’re here. They snuck in the side. He doesn’t know this is what I do so he just thinks we’re going to a fun movie and mama just has to do a little work.”

The actress also opened up about Hollywood’s unrealistic beauty standards on women.

“I feel like it’s become open hunting season in how women are attacked and it’s not because of who we are as people, it’s because of how we look or our age,” Bullock said. “I’m shocked—and maybe I was just naïve, but I’m embarrassed by it. My son is getting ready to grow up in this world and I’m trying to raise a good man who values and appreciates women, and here we have this attack on women in the media that I don’t see a stop happening.”

She went on to talk about how girls have it harder than boys in today’s society.

“Little girls are having the hardest time with bullying and the internet—somebody with a very large hand and big voice needs to put a stop to it,” she shared.

And it sounds like her high-profile pals have got her back.

“You’d be surprised at the love that you have in our crazy industry,” Bullock said. “The women have bonded together and have sort of become this tribe of trying to take care of each other and be there for each other in a way, because the minute you step out it’s an onslaught. And I laughed when [People] said they’re gonna be generous and bestow me this wonderful privilege, but I said if I can talk about the amazing women who I find beautiful, which are these women who rise above and take care of business and do wonderful things, and take care of each other, then I’m more than honored to be on the cover of this.”

Watch for Minions to hit theaters on July 10.