Can students right out of college get any jobs at all that will help them make it into writing for TV or film? Or do they need MFAs and other jobs first?

How do you get back into the right mindset for a project you started long ago when you were a different person?

Off-topic: Where are you going and are you looking forward to when you get there

Logline question - my concept is a little out there. How much do i consolidate for the sake of brevity without chopping off the bits that make it unique?

Hey! Thanks for doing this! Q (two-parter): (1/2) Do you see TV/Film-writing becoming more collaborative, in the wake of the WGA negotiations or more singular, in the wake of successes like "White Lotus"? (2/2) What would you recommend for a newbie trying to break in? (...sorry if this is greedy).

(I realize this may not be a short answer, but) how are you feeling about the industry in this current post strike environment? Any favorite projects you're currently working on?

Have you ever started with an idea that turned out to be from the middle of the story and nowhere near the beginning or end and had to build around it? If so, is that more or less challenging then working linear?

How much do you follow the 'basic structure' (ie: save the cat etc) and how much is gut?