From a young age, I found myself building worlds. I’d storyboard TV shows, create fake talk shows, sketch movie scripts using visuals and thought bubbles, even invent fictional musicians and entire entertainment ecosystems. These weren’t just random actions—they were intuitive expressions of a calling I didn’t yet have language for. Looking back, it’s clear that storytelling wasn’t a hobby; it was a way of making sense of the world and of myself.

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Today, my storytelling lives through screenwriting—specifically in the realm of psychological thrillers with emotional and spiritual depth. I write stories that reflect the inner work of healing: identifying emotional patterns, facing hidden triggers, and navigating the subconscious mind. I explore how our minds—arguably the most powerful tools known to man—can either trap us in illusion or liberate us into clarity. My narratives often challenge the viewer to go inward, not to escape reality, but to confront it head-on.

Major themes in my work include mental health, spiritual awakening, social programming, and the unseen emotional forces that shape our choices. I aim to reflect the very real pressure today’s society puts on the mind—between social media, trauma cycles, identity formation, and the constant search for validation. We live in a world where people are often unknowingly running on subconscious scripts. My stories seek to interrupt those scripts and raise the collective vibration by offering bold, emotionally charged narratives that entertain while holding up a mirror. I also explore tones of twisted reality and mental state, weaving in eerie and moody atmospheres to deepen the psychological experience.

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Stylistically, I lean toward emotionally immersive, psychologically heightened stories. While I’m still refining my visual signature, a recurring device in my work is reflection—characters looping back to moments in the past that shaped them, revealing hidden connections between timelines. In my debut screenplay, Confidence, the central narrative—a man manufacturing a confidence drug—traces back to unresolved childhood bullying. The personal becomes societal. One man’s trauma spills into the world, and everyone feels the consequences. I like to stretch real emotional pain into high-concept, often eerie frameworks that speak to universal wounds.

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My writing process always begins with a question—sometimes philosophical, sometimes emotional. I interrogate it from every angle until the story reveals itself. I’m heavily inspired by my own mental health journey, spiritual breakthroughs, and my passion for the mind’s inner workings. Creating stories that heal others has, in turn, helped heal me.

Jordan Peele has become someone I view as a creative force to work toward—someone who masterfully blends genre and social commentary, which inspires how I want to carve out my own path.

 

In a time where mental health is finally entering mainstream conversations, I believe cinema must do more than entertain—it must expand minds and spark inner change. There’s a gap in this space, especially within the thriller genre. I aim to fill that gap.

I completed my first feature-length screenplay, Confidence, in July 2025 and am now developing my next psychological thriller. I'm focused on deepening my network, aligning with like-minded creatives, and stepping further into visibility—pursuing management and collaborative opportunities that allow my voice to grow.

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My work is for anyone awakening to their mental health and inner lives—anyone ready to go inward and reclaim their sovereignty over their mind and mental well-being.

 

​Stories that heal minds.