In some ways I think my desire/need to write is an innate part of my being.
I was reminded of this fact recently when my mother showed me an autobiography I penned in 4th grade aptly titled "My Life and Some Good Times". Among my musings, as I looked back at my vast experiences in 108 months of living, I stated that my favorite thing to do was to write. And now, today, many months later, that statement still rings true.
I am interested in all aspects of writing. My focus as of late, however, has been on visual writing.
I recently finished a feature length screenplay and have received several literary recognitions for my writing. These accomplishments include:
* Finalist in the WriteSafe Present-a-thon competition for the children's action/adventure series "JEFFREY BEAN"
* Finalist in the Acclaim TV Writing competition for the spec script "POPULAR Let the Games Begin"
* Semi-finalist in the North American Poetry contest for the poem " SOUL CAMPING".
I'm also interested in learning more about filmmaking. I recently assembled what I deem as my "moviemaking starter kit" a camcorder, tripod, microphone, and a suite of editing softwares.
I've shot and edited two very short videos and am currently in the process of editing a larger project about the "Secrets of the Writers Room" a 3 day intensive writing seminar that was held at the Cloud Creek Institute for the Arts, a creative community in St. Joe, Arkansas.
I continue to hone my writing skills by participating in classes, workshops and now Helium!
I know too much about ...
nothing. There's always more to learn.
My parents always told me ...
to have compassion in my heart.
My childhood ambition ...
was to be a writer.
My favorite memory ...
Too many great ones to choose from
Why I write ...
To make sense of all the clutter in my brain
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
I just finished reading "Kafka on the Shore" by Haruki Murakami. Loved it!
My inspiration ...
are people who stand up for what they believe in.
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