Me.

(When did I become that dude in “Eraserhead”?) It seems I am always busy making something-a photograph, a novel, a comic book, a web series. Mostiy, though, I make ads.  Thanks in large to decade working at Fallon, I've received many awards for ad-making.  I keep these gobs of Lucite and metal in several large boxes with “Don't open under penalty of death!" scrawled on them, along with skulls and snakes to discourage anyone, including me, from looking inside It’s icky enough to have to remind other people you have awards without reminding yourself.

After Fallon,  I  freelanced and worked as a commercial director in Los Angeles and New York.   I liked directing, but I always wanted to direct things that I'd written.  I gradually went back to being a copywriter who directs from time-to-time.  Some agency people won't concede that directing can make you a better writer, but these people are idiots.  If you had asked me that question before I started directing, I would have said only writing makes you a better writer.    What can I say?  I was an idiot.