The Stage 32 Videos: Screenwriter

A fun little project that merged old school artistry with a few new tech tools... "He was America’s first animated superstar… until he wasn’t. This mockumentary uncovers the forgotten rise and spectacular collapse of Sir Bigsby Fox, undone by greed, incompetence, and a disastrous agreement involving pancakes that nearly erased him from history." https://lnkd.in/ge_yfcpR

THE TIDE REMEMBERS - NEW NOVEL & FEATURE SCREENPLAY - COMING SOON!

Click the video, it works, not sure why thumbnail is broken. Janek, who has two wives, skillfully maneuvers between them. The risk that one of his loved ones will learn about a double relationship increases dramatically and every lie will have colossal effects. Directed by Sam Akina Written by Jules Jones, Sam Akina, Hanna Wesierska, Wojtek Palys Cinematography by Gabriel Bienczycki

Scene from Polish Romantic Comedy Directed by Sam Akina. Written by Jules Jones & Sam Akina

This is "Planet Single 3 (2019) - Prove It" Written by Jules Jones and Sam Akina, directed by Sam Akina

Directed by Sam Akina and Michal Chacinski Written by Sam Akina and Jules Jones

I’ve been a screenwriter for several years, but I’ve just completed my directorial debut. It’s a short thriller currently in post-production. While I’m finishing the edit, I’ve put together this brief teaser to showcase its visual style and my directorial vision.

The short screenplay I wrote, directed and produced. Title: NOW HIRING Log: Two frustrated angry people have nothing in common except unemployed when their paths cross their lives change in a big way. It is on YOUTUbe

You might not have a story problem. You might have a title problem. And if that stings a little = good. Because before anyone reads your logline, watches your trailer, or opens your pitch deck; they read two or three words. Two seconds. That’s how long it takes for their brain to decide:

I’ve been working for months on something I truly care about, and I’m really excited to finally share it properly. What makes this special to me is the chance to work closely with two people who have shaped the way we all think about story: James V. Hart and Christopher Vogler. Not in a big conference, not in a crowded masterclass, but in a small, focused group where you can actually talk, ask questions, and work on your script face to face with them. It’s not just about lessons or theory. It’s about sharing meals, late-night conversations, script discussions, and those moments when a mentor says one sentence that changes how you see your whole story. For me, the goal is simple: create a place where serious writers can grow, connect, and spend a few unforgettable days focused only on story, craft, and the joy of being part of a creative community. In May 2026 we’ll be hosting Cinema Residency, a small international screenwriting workshop in Puglia, Italy. Just 15 writers, all working on their own projects, spending five full days together by the sea. If that sounds like something you’d love, you can find more information here: www.cinemaresidency.it

Written By Me , it was my first short movie as a screen Writer in 2021 ... And I hope you like it .. Full Movie In Profile The Collyer brothers, Homer and Langley, were two reclusive siblings living in Harlem, New York, whose extreme hoarding turned their home into one of the most infamous cases of compulsive clutter in history. Born into a wealthy family, both were educated and talented—Homer a lawyer and Langley an engineer and pianist—but after their parents’ deaths, they withdrew completely from society. Over the years, Langley obsessively collected newspapers, furniture, scrap metal, and countless random objects, filling the house with maze-like tunnels and dangerous traps meant to keep intruders away. As Homer became blind and paralyzed due to illness, Langley took care of him, rarely leaving the house except at night to gather supplies. Their isolation worsened until the entire mansion became a fortress of debris. In 1947, police discovered Homer dead inside the clutter, and after almost two weeks of searching through tons of hoarded material, they found Langley’s body as well—crushed by one of his own booby traps while trying to reach his brother. Their tragic story became a symbol of extreme hoarding, inspiring the term “Collyer Mansion” to describe dangerously cluttered homes.

Water remembers everything. What do we remember? This is a teaser for a screenplay of the same name, in which I invite you to take a journey through consciousness, where the line between reality and nightmare is blurred and where every sip of the day lived tastes of our vices.