Unveiling Jeffrey Lieber: The Untold Secrets Behind His Masterful Storytelling
Then you have to go off in your world. You go into the edit room for a couple of hours and do edits and cuts. That takes you to 2:00. You’re eating at your desk constantly. You’re then looking over an outline and trying to do edits on that to get it out to the he studio. Maybe have a call at four. You go back to the room at 5:30 and look at what they’ve done and give them some more notes, something you do until maybe 6:00, 6:30, when you send them home.
You go back and then you try to write. I typically will try to write from five to seven, to the extent that I can. I try to then get home to my family. Then, come 10:00, when everyone is asleep, I go back to work either writing or looking at cuts, whatever it is. That gets me to midnight. I crash out and the whole thing starts again.
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