I write faith-driven, cinematic stories for film, churches, and media—grounded in Scripture, charged with tension, and aimed straight at the heart.
Logline of my work: ordinary people collide with the holy God—and nothing in their world walks away unchanged.
I believe the most powerful stories don’t preach—they reveal. My scripts are built around honest characters, high-stakes choices, and moments where grace cuts through the dark like a beam of light. Whether it’s a feature film, a short, or a sermon series, my goal is the same: to move audiences toward Christ through unforgettable narrative.
After a diving expedition goes wrong, a man washes up alone on an unmarked island. Starvation, storms, and a buried grief drive him to the edge—until a mysterious stranger forces him to confront the brother he lost and the God he blames.
A burned-out tax collector on the brink of losing everything meets a strange drifter who knows far too much about his past—and offers him one impossible night to make things right.
“For me, screenwriting is discipleship with a camera. Every frame is a chance to show that the cross changes everything—even for characters who don’t yet know they’re being pursued.”
I partner with churches, studios, and indie filmmakers to develop stories that are both theologically grounded and artistically bold.
Feature-length and short film scripts tailored to your audience, budget, and production style—built for visual storytelling and real spiritual impact.
Narrative-driven sermon scripts, illustration films, and series concepts that help pastors communicate the gospel with cinematic clarity.
From concept to logline to full outline, I’ll help refine your idea into a filmable story with clear structure, stakes, and arcs.
Script notes, punch-ups, and faith-integration passes that preserve your voice while strengthening theme, pacing, and character.
If you’re developing a faith-based film, church project, or documentary and need a writer who understands both story and Scripture, I’d love to hear what you’re building.
Share a brief overview of your project, your timeline, and what kind of help you’re looking for—drafting, story development, or a full script from the ground up.
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