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After this, a researcher dives deep into the topic for about three to four weeks, compiling findings into what Harris refers to as an "info doc." This dense document serves as the backbone for the narrative, covering each angle and aspect of the story. Harris engages with the research, outlines the narrative, and prepares for scripting.
The Writing Process: From Drafts to Screen
Once the research phase is complete, Harris enters the scripting week—typically three to four dedicated days of intensive writing. During this period, he immerses himself in the story, balancing the art of directing visuals with written content. His writing process isn't linear; it intertwines visuals and narrative structure as he crafts his script.