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So. tell me again AI cannot emote.

Be careful what you envy, target, or covet about others. You could be off your assigned path and headed for a trap by the Divine.

Title: God’s Deception Genre: Thriller/Sci-Fi/Crime Length: 64 pages (projected runtime over 1.25+ hour) Logline: When 2 shape-shifting aliens arrive on Earth and pose as divine and superior beings, they upend humanity’s understanding of God, religion, and truth—fooling the world into choosing blind faith and erases the terrifying reality to rule human species for their own good. Why God’s Deception Is Poised for Commercial Success? Beyond the gripping storyline, here’s why this project has huge commercial potential: 1. The Writer’s Story Itself Sells At just 24 years old and a high school dropout from Bangladesh, I’ve written a deeply philosophical yet thrilling screenplay. My background will naturally draw public interest—I’m ready to give interviews and share my journey to help build media buzz and authenticity. 2. Horrifying Alien + Philosophy The main alien antagonist is visually terrifying yet intellectually persuasive. His unique ability (absorbing blood and memories) and the film’s intense philosophical debate will grab both sci-fi lovers and thinkers alike. 3. Viral Appeal with Savage Rap Theme The movie includes a brutal, emotionally charged rap song that defines the tone of the film. With the right beat and artist collaboration, it can double as a marketing weapon—something audiences play, share, and quote. 4. Built-In Hype & Curiosity The concept alone—aliens posing as divine beings and reshaping religion—will stir curiosity and controversy, fueling online debate and word-of-mouth marketing.

A woman seeks revenge on the man who wronged her, with the help of a cursed doll... "Bugaboo" Written & Directed by Benjamin Morehead DarkFun Proudly Presents.

Tales Of The Incandescent HOST

Short, micro-teaser for a visual of what Kyler and Rathe look like and the absolute chaos that surrounds them.

Official promotional film I directed & shot for the Japanese Cabinet Office and Fukushima Prefecture. One-take, hand-held journey celebrating Tohoku's revival through art and community. Commissioned work, released 2024 – already hundreds of thousands of views on the official channels.

This piece perfectly captures the emotional atmosphere I imagine for The Cloud Boy / Our Steps Together, To Late, I Love the Blue, something fragile, nostalgic, suspended between innocence and loss. I’m sharing it purely as a musical reference, not as an original composition. Musical reference: “Milkshakes in the Rain” by Blythe Field (for tone and emotion only).

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My Bernard Manning Interview