In Elementary And High School,

In High School, I Was On The Youth Advisory Council For The Mayor's Office Of Los Angeles, And That Was Kind Of My First Experience In The Bureaucratic System. We Tried To Get Things Done, And Nobody Was Really Interested In Getting Anything Done.

With Any Television Series - And It's Something That Is Taken For Granted With Movies Because You Have The Whole Arc Within Two Hours - You Establish Who The Character Is And It's A Two-dimensional Version, Or If You're Lucky, A Two And A Half-dimensional Character. Once You Establish That, You Can Move Forward And Break All The Rules. Once The Audience Has Accepted Who The Person Is, Then You Can Do The Exact Opposite. What Makes It Funny And Interesting Is Doing The Opposite.

I Really Like The Relaxed Glamour Of The 70s.

There've Been Times When I Have Existential Conversations With Myself, And I've Thought About Leaving And Trying To Apply My Education Better. But Ultimately It Doesn't Really Matter. Learning How To Write, Learning How To Write Papers And Structure, That's Been Very Helpful For Writing.

In College, I Had A Lot Of Friends Who Were Writers And Wanted To Be Writers And I Felt Intimidated By It. I Just Didn't Know If I Had Any Gift Or Voice And I Had No Confidence About It.