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Intuitive Screenwriting

Intuitive Screenwriting

Screenwriter and author of Intuitive Screenwriting, a holistic approach to storytelling built on archetypes and the deeper structures behind the Hero’s Journey — blending analysis, inspiration, and practical tools for writers.

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    Screenwriter and creator of the Intuitive Screenwriting System — mapping the archetypal code that connects psyche, story, and the universe. Teaching screenwriting for 20+ years, with a focus on feature-film structure.

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