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I have "multiple projects in various stages of development."

My first and most passionate work is Wittenberg, a prequel to Shakespeare's Hamlet. Since then I have developed screenplays in various genres and have helped many screenwriters take their scripts to the next level. Will you be next?

Currently, I'm working with 4L Films for bring SEND to the screen.  Stay tuned for developments and how you can get involved.

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Latest Blogs

Zero Dark Thirty Analysis

SPOILER ALERT!  Our nation spent roughly a decade hunting down the head of a terrorist network, Al-Qaeda, responsible for an attack US soil, on September 11, 2001.  Some believed the man, Osama Bin Laden, was hiding in the mountains of Afghanistan, but a couple years ago, we discovered he was actually near a Pakistani city.

After long CIA analysis, interrogations and speculation, a SEAL team went in and killed him.

Oh, so you already knew that? 

Les Misérables Analysis

Based on one of the greatest novels in history, Victor Hugo's Les Misérables has been set to film at least 9 times, starring casts from Frederick March (1935) to Liam Neeson (1998), Gérard Depardieu (2000), though I personally prefer the Richard Jordan TV version from 1978.

Common Story Problems

The following is an excerpt from my recent Pre-Script Pro-Strategy Screenwriting Seminar in Atlanta.  The whole thing is over 5 hours long, covering everything from developing a premise to the 12 sequence structure, character development and elevating your story above the vast pile of mediocrity that comes across my desk.
 

Wreck-It Ralph Analysis

It's a good movie.  See it.  Take your kids.  It's a 4-quad movie for all ages. 

Disney and Pixar, now conjoined twins, can run surprisingly similar stories without breaking into civil court.  Case in point:  Wreck-It Ralph is a Pixar derivative, specifically taken from a superior Monsters, Inc.

Don't believe me?

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