The creative process involves gaining confidence in solitude, allowing the brain to start dancing with ideas, and being open to questioning and filtering ideas. The writing process starts with a rough story that evolves through questioning and contextualizing ideas. The importance of setting the scene in scripts is emphasized, as well as the misunderstood nature of film production by studios. The challenge of time and budget constraints, as well as the need to adapt to unexpected changes during shooting, are highlighted. A specific example of adapting to budget constraints is described in the creation of a moon sequence in the film 'Munch House', where the idea was adjusted to fit the available resources, resulting in a successful outcome.