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Lyn Paolo on how she became the costume designer on the Shonda Rhimes show How to Get Away with Murder in Season 3 of the show

Lyn Paolo on her favorite part of being a costume designer: being in the fitting room with the actors

Lyn Paolo on her design process once she receives a script, on decorating her workspace with pieces of fabric when she's working on costume designs, and on using pencil and paper over computers in her process

Lyn Paolo on how the business of television is changing and the struggle to make a living since the runs are much shorter (6-8 episodes) than when she started on series television, on the business being mostly comprised of male designers when she was starting her career, and on her role models in fashion outside of the film/television industry, like Vivienne Westwood

Lyn Paolo on the role of a costume designer: "we create the fabric of the world

Lyn Paolo on the commercialization of the industry, and on the questions and uncertainty involving intellectual property and ownership over the costume designs involving AI