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 later dabbled in TV, signing a development and production deal with Warner Bros. TV in 1997.
Singleton's foray into television included a six-episode commitment for CRASH, a drama about the LAPD SWAT team, and later, a show with Tyger Williams at FX, as well as an hour-long drama, Trade, sold to Showtime in 2007.
Once you get in, there's no getting out.
Despite his initial reservations, Singleton eventually created one of the most important shows about Black Los Angeles, Snowfall, for the small screen.
Author's summary: John Singleton's journey from film to TV.
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