We Take A Lot For Granted As

I've Done Tv, But Never Where You're Given This Much Time To Live With A Character, To Study The Tone And Hone It And Repair Stuff, To Go Back And Watch Old Episodes And Go, "oh No, That's A Misstep. That's A Victory. I Should Do More Of That, Less Of That."

Someone Once Told Me That Religion Is Like A Knife: You Can Stab Someone With It, Or You Can Slice Bread With It.

Just Because I’m Telling A Story About A Woman Losing Faith Is Not My Rebellion Against What I Grew Up In. If Anything, It Really Affected The Way I Approached The Story, And In Fact, Approach Everything. I Don’t Judge My Characters.

In The Quiet Moments, The Discoveries Are Made.

I've Always Believed That If You Are Precise In Your Thoughts, It's Not The Lines You Say That Are Important - It's What Exists Between The Lines. What I'm Compelled By Most Is That Transparency Of Thought, What Is Left Unspoken.