Your Creative Idea Isn’t Stupid — Superman, Spider-Man, and Star Wars Prove It
Superman was rejected. Spider-Man was called a dumb idea. Star Wars was self-funded because nobody believed in it. Christopher makes the case for trusting your creative instincts.
Back to the Oral Tradition
A high school English teacher and oral traditions scholar makes the case that podcasts, social media, and spoken word aren't new — they're humanity circling back to its oldest form of storytelling.
ART AND THE AGE of AI
AI may be implemented in as many things as electricity itself, and like the inception of the lightbulb, a subsequent candle industry may ultimately suffer. The way we work will undoubtedly change, and in the end unforeseen innovations will surely be born from it all.
The Storyteller: Three Decades of Finding Inspiration in the Everyday
A filmmaker, podcaster, and novelist shares his 30-year journey to defining himself as a "storyteller." Learn why perfection is the enemy of creativity and how to find inspiration in everything from Doc Martens to historical hurricanes.
From Graffiti Art to Storyboards: The Creative Journey of a Hollywood Artist
With over 26 years of experience and 95 titles to my name, I’ve built a career at the intersection of cinematic storytelling and brand strategy—shaping narratives that resonate across commercial advertising, network television, and feature films. I approach every film with the same care, conviction, and creative intensity as if my name were on the marquee.