It's Not Some Big Event

I'm Always Careful About The Thing I'm Writing To Make Sure A Viewer Can Imagine It Happening To Themselves.

I Tend To Jot Down Moments, Lines, Interactions That Don't Really Make Any Sense. I Try And Explain These Scattered Notes To My Close Friends, And They Become More And More Logical. I See Screenwriting As A Bit Like A Math Equation Which I Have To Solve.

When I Decide To Write A Story, I Don't Think Too Much About What I Want It To Be, I Just Let Things Come Naturally And This Is How It Turns Out. It's Just How My Subconscious Works.

I Really Think That People Who Want To Think More Serious Have To Go And Watch Theater. Theater Is A Very Sterilized Art Form. Not As Much As Music, But Very Close To Music.

I Like Storytelling, And For Storytelling You Need A Drama. And For There To Be Drama, You Need Twists, And By Twists I Mean The Ability To Constantly Change The Trajectory Of The Story.