Accountability Day: We've come to the end of our first week . How are we doing StoryTeller's? Screenwriters did you finish your outline? Filmmakers did yoou complete the production model for your project 🟢 GREEN - I'm on track. 🟡 YELLOW - I'm behind but can recover. 🔴 RED - I'm stuck and need help. Week 2 will open in the classroom at 11:00 AM EST. Comment below with your status? 🟢 🟡 🔴

We are 15 days away from the final quarter of 2026. At the beginning of the year, we make goals, vision boards, and tell ourselves, “I have the whole year to get this done.” Then life happens, and our creative projects slowly get pushed to the background. But you still have time. With that in mind, I want to invite you to join me for an END-OF-YEAR PUSH. The 90-Day EOY Script & Production Accelerator. Starting September 25, 2026, we're going to spend 90 days getting serious about moving your projects forward. Over the 90 days, we'll focus on: - Getting your script on track - Getting your film production on track - Creating realistic writing and production schedules - Breaking your project into manageable steps The 90-Day EOY Script & Production Accelerator begins September 25th inside The StoryTellers Hub. Who's ready to make these final 90 days count? If you have questions or are planning to join, let me know in the comments. JOIN us this Friday at 9:00 PM EST on September 25 for our 90-DAY ACCELERATOR Kickoff/Setup Day.

Hi Everyone! We had our screening for my Baltimore 48 Hour Film Project! Here is the link to my film "Guides". This is my first film, I'm so proud of myself! 😁 https://youtu.be/-RCwcW7t4Y8?si=vBFwKskpp1cUKPId

StoryTellers, I want to share something that took me too long to learn. I once spent 6 months "stuck" on a script. I tried every productivity hack, every outline method, every writing sprint. Nothing worked. Then I asked myself: "Am I actually stuck, or is this project asking me to be someone I'm not?" Turns out, it was misalignment burnout. The story was technically fine. But it didn't match the writer I was becoming, the themes I actually cared about, the voice I was growing into. The moment I permitted myself to pivot (not quit but pivot), the energy came back. So here's my question for you, StoryTellers: Are you stuck on your project, or are you facing misalignment burnout? And if it's the second one, what's one small way you could realign this project with who you are now, instead of who you were when you started it? Would love to hear where you're at.

This past weekend I participated in the Baltimore 48hour Film Project. I put a team together of 6 people, plus my 13 year old son and I. I directed and co-wrote the film! Our screening is going to be in Baltimore August 12th. I'm so proud of myself! Here is a link to the trailer:https://youtu.be/1hYUf7uTW6s?si=X9HnPFW8-OCLCgbl