The writer, producer, actor and director Taylor Sheridan clearly wants to do all this, and currently has numerous TV projects that work at once. His hit Paramount+ Yellowstone series caused several spin-offs, including the now completed "1883" and "1923", with A few extra spin-off "Yellowstone" in the works. Not only that, but he is also the creator of Paramount+ Shows "Tulsa King", "Mayor of Kingstown", "Landman" and "Lavica", making him an indecent busy artist. After all, he not only serves as a creator and often directs these shows, but has traditionally wrote all things alone, which is a huge thing. For Sylvester Stallone-Glumi "Tulsa King" And the "lion" with acting Nicole Kidman, however, he finally gave up little control and hired writers to help him complete his sight.

While it doesn't sound like a huge thing, handing over your different projects to others can be extremely challenging, and Sheridan looks like a creative that maintains close artistic control over all his investments, which is probably how he maintains a certain level of quality of all his representations. In an interview in 2022 with DiversitySheridan has revealed that he does not deal with the preriers of Yellowotheliston or shooting the intensive action of the "lion" that was most pushed by his comfort zone. Instead, it did a little delegation and allowed others to get the job done for him. Take a look, when you have nine or 10 batches in production at once, you need to delegate!

Sheridan has a really impressive filmographyAfter writing the huge non -hazardous Heist flick "Hell or High Water" in 2016 and the incredible crime thriller in 2015 "Sikario", but his writing loans for television stretches even more. He created a series of almost every kind of TV viewer, whether in war and political intrigue, ranking or organized crime, but there is only so much time in the day, and he finally had to delegate some of them to other writers. He told Variety that he was not sure how well he could delegate and help share his ideas with his writing teams, but since the "lion" and "Tulsa King" were both hits for Paramount+, it is probably safe to say that writers and Sheridan work pretty well.

However, there is one example when Sheridan really doesn't want to like others, and that's when it comes to throwing some of the big names's stars for his shows. "I think no one can talk to my projects better than me, so I could only cut off the mediator and just call myself," he explained, referring to the fact that he called both Kidman and Zoe Saldasha personally to put them in the Laves. The two are the total powerful, so who wouldn't want to see them on the screen together? I guess you can add Casting Coordinator To the long list of work responsibilities Sheridan holds, though at least his burden on the load is (slightly) lighter these days.