Over the past decade, I have combined academic research, horror filmmaking, screenwriting, and higher education teaching to develop a unique perspective on horror storytelling and development.
My expertise covers both the theory and practice of horror creation: from genre conventions, audience affect, and narrative structure, to the role of concepts, themes, and creative methodologies in the writing process.
I offer:
- Script analysis
- Script doctoring
- Dramaturgical consultancy
- Development support for horror films and series
- Research-informed creative development
- Workshops and talks on horror storytelling, screenwriting, and theory-driven creation
Whether you are developing a feature film, short film, television series, or writer’s room concept, my interest lies in understanding what kind of horror you want to create. Together, we can explore the ideas, fears, themes, and theoretical frameworks that make your project distinctive, meaningful, and unsettling.
Horror is more than a genre. It is a way of thinking.
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