Effects of the Truth Behind the Secrets

Sandra Schnakenburg is a dual American/Australian citizen. Sandy earned a BS in finance and international business at Arizona State University and an MBA specializing in finance and accounting at the University of Southern California. She left a career in corporate finance in 2010 to study creative nonfiction. She has completed writing courses at Rice University,Continue reading “Effects of the Truth Behind the Secrets”

Stories That Connect the Product to the Right Costumers

“Christian Schu is a dedicated filmmaker who sees filmmaking and advertising as storytelling arts. Since starting commercial filmmaking in 2015, he has focused on creating narratives that deeply engage viewers through emotion. His career includes work in virtual studios, sports events like the WTA Mallorca Open, and collaborations with German business speakers. Since 2019, heContinue reading “Stories That Connect the Product to the Right Costumers”

How NOT to Make a Movie

Over the course of his writing and producing career, Alan Katz has written movies and TV shows like HBO’s iconic Tales From The Crypt. Entertainment Weekly called the first season of his “The How NOT To Make A Movie Podcast” the “Best Film Podcast of 2022”. He realized at that point that he’d become theContinue reading “How NOT to Make a Movie”

It Depends on Where You Look

“When you change the way you look at things and the things you look at change.” ~ Wayne Dyer “When you want only love, you will see nothing else.” ~ A Course in Miracles “Evil has its hour but God has his day” ~ Volodymyr Zelenskyy from his Easter message We humans have a choice.Continue reading “It Depends on Where You Look”

Make Bad Art

This post contains affiliate links. Nancy Norbeck has been singing almost since birth, and she wrote her first story when she was in fourth grade. She is a Master Certified Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coach who knows everyone is creative, including those who insist they’re not. Her podcast, Follow Your Curiosity, inspires listeners by exploring guests’ creativeContinue reading “Make Bad Art”