Your Life in 90 Days
• You’ve tried getting feedback, but instead of clear, actionable advice, you just get conflicting opinions that leave you more confused than before.
• You tweak and revise scenes endlessly, but your screenplay never seems to improve.
• Your story is almost there, but something is missing - and you can't figure out what it is.
For years, I did everything I could to get my screenplay to the level I knew it could be.
I studied plot structure, broke down my favorite scripts, and analyzed dialogue until my head hurt - all in the hopes of finally writing a screenplay that felt finished.
But no matter what I did, my script always seemed to be missing something.
I'd sit down at my computer, convinced this time would be different.
But hours would go by, until eventually, I’d just be staring at the ceiling again, drowning in self-doubt.
Another project to add to my growing folder of unfinished scripts.
That final night, I sat in my dark room, the atrocious dialogue mocking me – exactly what made me quit the last three times.
My hands were shaking as I hovered over "delete".
But that’s when I decided that this time, I was going to find a solution.
So, I asked myself:
How can I fix this screenplay?
I won’t lie – I was seconds away from giving up. It would have been easy to walk away, tell myself screenwriting wasn't for me, and never face that feeling of failure again.
But if I did that, I knew I would never have anything to sell to Hollywood.
So, I decided to completely reverse the way I was writing my screenplays.
This whole time, I had been so focused on perfecting all the minute technical elements of my writing.
• Dialogue
• Plot Structure
• Pacing
But then I went and thought about all my favorite movies.
Fight Club.
The Social Network.
American Beauty.
And, I asked myself, “what is it about these movies that I love so much?”
The answer surprised me, because it seemed like it should be so obvious…
It was the characters.
Characters are what draw people into a story. Not the lines they say or the things they do – who they are.
When I realized this, everything changed.
I didn’t even need to think about how to improve my screenplay because my characters just did it for me once I figured out who they were.
Long story short…
After this single shift, I realized what my script needed, and how to make it shine.
There's a reason the most successful screenwriters in the world aren't stopped by writer's block. They don't abandon scripts that "aren't working".
Instead, they crank out draft after draft while you're still staring at page 48, wondering what's broken.
And it's not because they're more talented or know some advanced storytelling technique that you don't.
It's because they follow a repeatable process - one they've used to finished every single screenplay they've written.
Right now, writing feels like a gauntlet - and you're walking through it blindfolded.
Without a system, there's no way to identify what's working, what needs to be fixed, or how to get your script from stuck to finished.
You go in circles, making changes that don't actually improve your script, until eventually... you run out of steam.
You tell yourself, "this isn't working."
But that's the problem.
You're not broken. Your process is.
Whether you’re struggling with dialogue, plot, or characters, it’s all because you don’t have a process.
The only way to finish your screenplay - and make sure it's actually good - is to follow a structured, repeatable process that gets you there.
Most screenwriters think, "once I finish this screenplay, then I'll know my process."
That's like saying, "once I win the game, then I'll learn the rules."
Don't you see how backwards that is?
You need a process before you even start your screenplay.
Once I figured this out, everything changed.
• I had a system for improving my dialogue, my plot, and my characters.
• I stopped second-guessing my writing because I knew what to focus on.
• And most importantly, I actually managed to finish my screenplay.
When you have a clear, repeatable process, writing stops feeling like guesswork.
You know what steps to take, what to focus on, and how to get your script across the finish line - at the level you want.
That's why I put together Automatic Screenwriting.
And really, the secret is simple:
To finish your screenplay, you need 3 things:
• A repeatable process to follow.
• A clear way to identify what's working and what's not.
• A system that actually gets you to the end.
Once I implemented these steps, everything changed:
✅ My dialogue, characters, and plot improved drastically.
✅ I finished draft in one day - because I finally knew what I was doing.
✅ My writing improved beyond what I thought possible.
✅ I stopped doubting myself every time I faced the blank page.
I became the kind of writer who finished his screenplays.
And once you do the same?
Finishing your screenplay won't just be possible. It'll feel automatic.
to the Next Level
Fix Your Story's Weak Spots
Exclusive 60-minute Zoom calls with me every week. I'll dive into your screenplay, help you build your confidence, and get it finished.
Save all the guess work and follow my step-by-step systems for writing dialogue, planning your story, and finishing your screenplay.
Stop running in circles trying to figure out where your screenplay needs work. I'll work with you directly to uncover these things with you.
• Master the fundamentals of writing dialogue that's actually readable
• Create characters with distinct personalities, voices, and emotional depth
• Write a plot that doesn't feel predictable or boring
• Learn how to create high-stakes conflict that keeps your audience invested
• Fix pacing issues that causes readers to lose interest
• Stop second-guessing every word and actually finish your screenplay
• Unlock the ability to get into a flow state and make writing effortless
• Discover how to maintain energy through the entire writing process
That's all you need to finish a killer screenplay. And with Automatic Screenwriting, you'll learn exactly how to do it.
Picture this: two screenwriters send their script to a director.
The first screenplay has flawless structure and sharp dialogue. On paper, it's perfect... but the director feels nothing.
He skims a few pages, loses interest, then moves on.
The second? His script isn't perfect, but by page 10, the director is hooked. The story hits so deep, he can't put it down.
Who do you think gets the meeting?
The one who wrote the story that mattered.
That's where Automatic Screenwriting comes in.
I'll show you how to craft a story that doesn't just read well - it hits hard.
Writing techniques don't sell a screenplay. Emotions do.
So, what are you waiting for?
I work with everyone one-on-one, so I can only offer so many free spaces.
As soon as I have 10 people signed up, spaces are closed for the month.
Do you want to keep waiting, delaying your career as a screenwriter?
Or are you ready to stop putting this off and get your film up on the big screen?
Click "apply" to speak with me. I'll figure out if you're a good fit. If you are, you're welcome to start your transformative journey.
• People who want to write better dialogue or outline their plot
• Screenwriters who want to see their movie up on the big screen
• People who are willing to invest in their screenwriting career
• Anyone who isn't committed to finishing their screenplay
• Writers who only look at screenwriting as a hobby
• People who have less than one hour a day to dedicate to screenwriting
• Writers who are looking for a quick fix without doing the work
I'm confident the strategies you'll learn in Automatic Screenwriting will elevate your plot, dialogue, and storytelling to the level you're looking for.
So, if you show up to all 6 calls, implement everything, and still can't get your screenplay to the level you want, I'll give you a full refund.
In Automatic Screenwriting, we'll hop on calls every other week for 12 weeks.
Trust me. I get it. Lucky for you, there is no deadline for these calls. If you can't make it one week, you can simple schedule it for a different time. For your 6 one-on-one calls with me, we can have them whenever you'd like.
Yes and no.
I won't be making calls to Netflix executives for you.
Instead, I'll help you become the screenwriter who can confidently make those calls on your own.
By the time you finish Automatic Screenwriting, selling your screenplay won't feel like some impossible task - it'll feel inevitable.
That level of certainty is precisely what makes it happen.
When you know you're meeting with someone regularly, something shifts. You hold yourself to a higher standard. That's the power of accountability.
Let me give you a real example. My 87-year-old grandmother had been stuck on the ending of her novel for months. Every time I called, it was the same story: 'No, not yet. Haven't worked on it.' Finally, I looked her in the eye and said, 'Grandma, you need to finish this. I don't care how hard it is - sit down and finish it. Because I want to read it.'
She called me the next week. It was done.
That's what I bring to the table. Not just expertise, but the kind of support that turns 'someday' into 'now.' Because sometimes, all we need is someone who won't let us settle for less than what we're capable of."
You get a full refund. If you truly do everything in this program and still don't break through these mental blocks for writing, you get your money back.