On his initial reaction to Jane the Virgin: "I didn't want to do it initially based on the premise. Once I read it, I thought it was brilliant."
On what surprised him most about the show: "It's amazing how many different takes they have. It's a single-camera show. They do a masterful job at making it seem like it's several cameras with them changing the angles, but that's basically them doing the scene all over again — almost as precisely as they did it before. It's a very technical art."
On how he works: "I record everything from home. I jump on the phone with Gina Lamar, one of the producers. It takes anywhere from two to four sessions to create one episode. Then, later on, Jenny Urman, the show runner, jumps on with me. They direct me on the phone. I already know the script from the table read, so I have a pretty good idea of what is going on. If I don't, I ask questions while on the line, and they kind of tell me what's happening in the scene so I can get a better feel for what to inject the lines with."
