The pressure of making good TV can be exhausting, but it's rewarding to know that the show will be viewed for many years to come.
The speaker highlights the benefits of TV production, citing how it caters to the immediacy required when shooting a show compared to making a movie, which he finds slow and boring.
The speaker discusses the challenges of being a Hollywood assistant, including handling logistical issues and communicating with various parties.
The host has been reading a lot of screenplays lately and opines that they are like novels that can be read in an hour and a half. However, none of his listeners have approached him for guidance in that regard.
The process and journey to success, especially in film-making, is often more vital than the end result. Talking and connecting with leaders in the industry can also steer the direction of your life and career in unexpected ways.