Creative Process
For my autobiographical stories, I begin with a general idea for
the story in mind. I make an outline of the most important ele-
ments, and then refine that into a more specific outline where
each element is assigned the appropriate number of pages.
I usually work with a six-panel grid and I have a good sense
of how things will flow in that format. I refine this outline until I’m
satisfied that the story will express my idea properly.
For Little Things the outline went through eight versions
before a basic script emerged that properly captured how
seemingly insignificant moments in life can end up meaning
the most.
From the final ...