Three, two, one, Action!

The first script I worked on was a feature, and I named it The Track of The Eyelids, my debut book's title. I learned the fundamentals of writing a script through the Discord server Script Camp, which is an educational server for screenwriters, and it was a lot of fun to meet other screenwriters and work together on our projects. I registered the script with the Writers Guild of America.

I worked on drawing the script's storyboard after briefly learning some camera shot types and camera movements. 

While I experienced the usual issues as a new filmmaker, which are having actors and locations, I decided to explore the new artificial intelligence tools for filmmaking. I created a film (29 minutes) using LTX Studio and other storyboard and character consistency studios. Check out the trailer on YouTube and the whole film on Vimeo:

I started practical work with the Masrahna (Youtubia) theatre team as an assistant stage director. In the process of learning and working, I worked with real actors who are mainly school teenagers, and this helped me to learn how to psychologically support a teenager, from my psychologist background. The team's show themes included cultural and governmental celebrations, as well as the members' own written stories. 

At first, I started in the monitoring room with soundtracks and media execution. After several shows, I participated in script editing and breakdown, wardrobe preparation, and decoration planning on stage. I also participated in cast directing and performance tutoring. The process included writing character development and character dimensions.