It's Always Better To Go Personal And

People Simply Don't Make Eye Contact Anymore.

I'm Not A Fan Of Endless Mystery In Storytelling - I Like To Know Where The Mythology's Going; I Like To Get There In An Exciting, Fast-paced Way - Enough That There's A Really Clear, Aggressive Direction To Where It's Going, To Pay Off Mystery And Reward The Audiences Loyalty.

When You Start A Show, The Plans Are Not Set In Stone. They're Really Mutable, Cocktail Napkin Sketches.

I Like To Tell Stories That Have Beginnings, Middles And Ends.

When You're Writing Tv Or Movies Your Vernacular Is Time, It's All Based On Rhythms, A Character Takes A Beat Or Two Characters Have A Moment, Like Everything Is About Time. And When You're Writing A Comic, Everything Is About Space. It's How Many Panels To Put On A Page, When Should You Do A Full Page Splash, What Is The Detail That You See In Any Particular Image.