In 2004, I won a Nicholl Fellowship. Since then, I’ve spent over 20 years working with agents, managers, producers and creative execs.

In addition to my own writing, I’ve developed an extensive script consulting practice, helping numerous writers make professional breakthroughs.

At first I resisted using AI in my practice, believing it was somehow incompatible with thoughtful quality feedback.

But this changed last year when I decided to take a deep dive into what AI can do — particularly when it comes to creating and marketing screenplays.

What I learned is that it’s amazing and indispensable, but only under one condition:

You still need a human being in the process.

Automated AI simply doesn’t work well enough for screenwriting. Not by itself. Not yet.

I’ve spent decades learning the craft of screenwriting. I’m now offering the benefits of that experience combined with the extraordinary power of AI.

This means I can offer faster, better, lower-cost script notes, but it’s never automated.

I’m a human in the loop.