Yes. After I created a whole family of people made out of pipe cleaners, I wrote about their adventures. This was around 2000 to 2005.

Are you kidding me? It's all over the place! Recently, I've been writing on the bus and subways. Sometimes I write about the story and then realize I need to flush out a certain character more. So then I'll spend a few days just writing about a character. Sometimes I even go shopping for that character.

But I mainly think about what's in my heart. It used to be about the battles in my stories. But now it's more about the people in the story.

I think about what catches the eye of the reader. I'm not a pro at it, so I do my best.

Sometimes. Before they went out of business, I used to spend all my free time at Boarder's. When I lost my house in 2008, and had not money, I used to go to Barns & Nobel's and look at cook books and imagine eating the food I saw.

Since I'm an editor, videos.

Just a note pad and a random place. A library for example. Or a at a college. It's really random.

I grew up in Riverside then moved to Northridge in 2009. I had all kinds of adventures and battles during that period.

When I was a child. Before I was 13 I think.

It's a very simple story really. I won't give too much away, but it's around a theme that's very dear to my heart and that's brotherhood.

I had enough of the film business. There lots of twisted people there. People took advantage of me and didn't pay me after a project. Other people would just fire me without telling me, as I was still editing their projects. These people were extremely unprofessional. They wanted to know things about my private life and stuff. It was just a hot mess. I was sick of it.

I had been a writer long before I was an editor, so I went back to that. I can tell my story without having to worry about casting, directing, crew members, permits and so on. It's just me, a few pens, my note pad, and my story.