Authentic Storytelling with Depth: The screenplays (The Woman on the Bench, Undertow, The Substitute Wife) often dive deep into complex human emotions like love, loss, self-identity, and societal expectations. My work is centered around authentic, emotionally driven stories that reflect real human experiences, with a particular focus on navigating change and personal growth.

LGBTQ+ Advocacy and Representation: The work consistently integrates LGBTQ+ themes in a natural, celebratory way (Undertow), offering empowering and relatable representation. "The Shaft" and "More Going Down" present LGBTQ+ with different perspectives and characters that the audience will long remember.  Once you meet Carlos, you will never forget him. I am committed to telling inclusive stories that represent underrepresented communities in uplifting and meaningful ways.

Blending Fantasy and Reality: In Undertow and The Woman on the Bench, I use magical realism and fantastical elements to enrich the emotional depth of your stories. "Hometown" brings the audience to the core of beliefs, regrets, and hopes. This adds a layer of whimsy and imagination to the work, helping the screenplay stand out as someone who can seamlessly blend fantasy with grounded human drama.

Multifaceted Characters and Relationships: Across my screenplays, I create characters who grapple with inner conflict and complex relationships, like Tom in Undertow and Margaret in The Woman on the Bench, Bob in The Shaft, and Claire in The Substitute Wife. My brand reflects this focus on character-driven narratives, where emotional honesty and personal journeys are at the forefront.

Emotional Impact and Depth: My work often evokes strong emotional responses, whether it’s exploring grief, memory, and nostalgia (The Woman on the Bench), or the excitement and uncertainty of discovering true love (Undertow). My brand should highlight the way audiences on an emotional and reflective level.