Jeremy Hsu discusses procrastination and why he likes to write at Denny's

Shruti Saran discusses her web series Gym Buddies and her disciplined writing schedule

Margot Ye discusses her background as a director and her extensive use of spreadsheets

Jonathan Hurwitz discusses rewriting his first script years later and going through his day as his main character

Gil Hizon discusses his unique beat sheet and why he hates getting "shady" notes.

Morgan Dover-Pearl discusses the importance of vomit drafts and how her favorite color (purple) helped her become a better writer

Rachel Avery discusses writing for herself as an actress and how she gets weird ideas from her husband.

Kara Lee Burk discusses how "nothing is sacred" and why she does a beat sheet after she's finished a script.

Nadia Madden discusses doing intense historical research and why her writing process involves pretending to be Terence Winter

Marc Warzecha talks about writing with Second City and his pilot script The Trumpmaid's Tale.

Jimmy Mosqueda discusses having a flexible mind while writing and needing the same seat at his favorite coffee shop.

Polina Diaz talks about writing with ADHD and her fear of standing desks.

Thomas Reyes talks about his writing process during the WB Writers' Workshop and why he spent a week at the Hooters hotel in Vegas for research.

Geeta Malik talks about the five year process writing her Nicholl Fellowship and Austin Film Festival script Dinner With Friends. And also her weird coffee habits.

Matt Demblowski discusses the long process writing his web series Halftime and why he keeps a Post-It note in his wallet.

Stephanie Coggins talks about switching from comedy to drama and how she avoids potato chips while writing.

Ross Zimmerman talks about his love of sticky notes and why he needs to stay organized while writing.

Mike Roe talks about writing in hotel rooms and getting the nagging thoughts out of his head before writing.

Paul Ditty talks about why/how he turned his half-hour comedy into an hour dramedy and his fear of cramped spaces.

April Shih talks about writing while drinking Old Fashioneds and the mystical power of crystals.

Kiyong Kim talks about how art school has helped his writing and why he sweats the small stuff.

Melynda Bissmeyer talks about how she first writes her scripts by hand and how she became so confident in her voice.

Joanne Lee talks about how she writes in bed and the importance of being aware of her intentions while writing.

Nihar Patel discusses writing pilots, features, and short humor pieces for McSweeney's.