Quinta Brunson, the creator and star of the hit comedy series Abbott Elementary, has revealed how Nickelodeon's iconic Nickelodeon Magazine helped ignite her passion for writing TV shows!
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| Quinta Brunson | Credit: Jonny Marlow |
As a child, Brunson never imagined that the job ‘TV writer’ even existed, until her father’s boss mentioned his daughter was one.
The daughter, Elisa Zuritsky, was then a writer on Sex and the City, and when Brunson was in her early teens, Zuritsky gifted her a Nickelodeon Magazine subscription. “I was like, ‘Wait, if someone I know can be a TV writer, then maybe I can be a TV writer,’ Brunson told Deadline, adding "That Nickelodeon magazine was very important to me, because it was the next level. It was beyond just watching TV. The magazine went behind the scenes of these TV shows.”
You can check out Brunson's conversation with Deadline in full here!
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