I invested in some of the top companies and screenwriting authorities in the industry and, though I'd pick up a few nuggets, meet great people and feel so inspired, when the inspiration and excitement had died down, I felt stuck AGAIN. 

You heard that right. I couldn’t figure out how to write and that lack of knowledge led me to procrastination until eventually I didn’t believe I could write at all. What I thought was the infamous "Writer’s Block" got the best of me. 

But I couldn’t let my confusion keep me from my goal to write amazing screenplays so, I took a step back and looked at the heart of my problem - I didn’t understand how to put all the story pieces together. 

I wanted off the roller coaster of doubt so, I searched for the answers but still came up short until... One day, I mapped out a true solution. Determined to figure it out, I spent hours solving for every scenario that had caused me to doubt my writing ability. When I stepped back, I couldn’t believe I had hacked writer’s block in a few simple steps. 

Using my system, I was finally able to find my creative flow and develop solid screenplays without the stress and anxiety that used to plague me every time I sat down to write.

I went from tons of abandoned projects to writing whole screenplays in just hours. As you can imagine, at first I thought it was a fluke. I offered my program to other writers who wanted to get unstuck. And it worked for them too. That’s when I knew I had not only mapped out a method for writing screenplays, I hacked writer’s block - whoa GAME CHANGER!

My confidence shot through the roof and writers shared their testimonials - they’d written more than ever before. I was humbled and knew I had to make this available for more writers. 

I put my system to the test with a live class, Movie Maker Mondays, and the feedback was outstanding but... Coronavirus happened. 

I went back to the drawing board to answer one pressing question: How can I deliver this system without losing the richness of the in-person experience while keeping writers both safe and engaged? 

My answer...