Jennifer Morrison

So then I directed that in 2017 and sold that to Netflix in 2018.

Yeah.

It's not like it's a...

It's an awesome thing to get that opportunity, obviously, just to be in that seat, to be in the editor's bay, to understand every single step of the way.

I was very aware that if I really wanted to establish myself as a filmmaker who could make features... You had to do it outside of that.

That's a tricky route.

It's a tricky path.

Yeah.

Because there is an unspoken thing of like, oh, well, she was just gifted that because...

You know, she was there for a long time and they were just trying to sort of like throw her a bone kind of thing.

I wouldn't say, it wasn't like- Or that you just didn't pursue them.

I didn't pursue it.

It wasn't like I was offered those episodes and said, no, I just didn't ever go and ask for those episodes.

I did use set as my film school.

I mean, poor Yasu, I just followed him around asking him questions all the time.

Right on.

But I will never stop doing that as an actor now.

I'm always picking the DP's brains because every DP has a different approach and different tricks and different little things that they do.

I did learn, I mean, I learned a ton, you know?

And also it was, all of that paid off doing a network pilot now, because this is my first network pilot I'd done streaming up until this point.