The Origins of John Singleton's Snowfall Empire
John Singleton, a renowned director, initially dismissed television, comparing it to selling drugs: "Once you get in, there's no getting out." However, he eventually dabbled in the medium.
In 1997, Singleton signed a development and production deal with Warner Bros. TV, creating programs for the studio, including a six-episode commitment for CRASH, a drama about the LAPD SWAT team.
Singleton continued to explore television, developing a show with Tyger Williams at FX in the early 2000s and selling a drama called Trade to Showtime in 2007.
Once you get in, there's no getting out.
Author's summary: John Singleton's TV career began despite initial reservations.
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