If I'm Going To Fail,

It's More Important To Get The Right Writer And The Right Take Than It Is To Do Something In A Particular Timeframe.

We Tend To Be More Environmental At Home Than At Work, Regardless Of The Industry We're In.

I Think There Is Nothing That Can Replace Your Emotional Response. The Biggest Mistakes I Have Ever Made In My Life Are When People Told Me, "you Really Should Produce This. It's A Guaranteed Hit." I Would Read The Material And I Would Go, "i Don't Get It, But Okay, I'll Produce It." You're Giving Up That Much Of Your Life, Your Time With Family And Friends, To Something That You're Not Really Committed To - And They Did Not Pan Out The Way Everyone Said They Would, Even Though I Worked Just As Hard.

The Great Thing About Television Is That You Get To Tell, Like With "the Walking Dead", 16 Hours Worth Of Character-driven Storytelling In Less Time Than It Takes To Make A Feature Film. So, It Really Is A Medium At Least For Storytellers Who Are Passionate About Not Only The Genre But Also The Character-driven Genre Stories. It's Probably A Better Medium.

If You Don't Know What You're Being Asked To Do, Make Sure You Clarify. I Think People In Every Business Are Afraid To Ask Questions.