Writacy is back online, and I think it’s slowly turning into a blog than an advice giver. At the moment I’m not running one of my own themes though I should as a part time webdesigner, but the WordPress loop is giving me a hard time, and I was too lazy to fix it… hey at least I’m honest. No, I rather spend the hours writing on my latest scripts, because writing has me again.

I’m currently developing a fantasy drama and eagerly working on dramedy which was formerly known as the project “Birds And Bees”, which has been renamed into “Me And Gee” — it’s fun to write and hopefully a good sign that I can laugh my own a** off while writing it; fully packed with irony, sarcasm, screwed people and love-hate-relationships.

So what happened back in the meantime while Writacy was on hiatus? I managed to open my own portfolio website. You can visit it here — having your own name in the domain has nothing to do with self-gratification, but it makes it look kinda offical.

My latest feature script got a lot of logline views on InkTip. It’s also been fully downloaded once and few others downloaded its synopsis. I still can’t say if InkTip is the right way to go, thus I tried to contact a few actors, who might consider an attachment.

I’m not working as a film supervisor anymore, but in October I’m going to start my Bachelor studies in Digital Filmmaking, so I’ll spend the rest of the months with my scripts. I’ve been thinking a lot about my future living as a writer lately. Here are my truthfully intended options afterwards:

a) Find a job in either the United States or Canada
I’ve always wanted to go to the US, but Fort Knox seems like a joke compared to the immigration conditions of the land of free (?). I take part in the annual Greencard lottery, but also that is a minimum chance of getting there. After doing research, I found out that moving to Canada is an easier endeavor, so I might try it there — Vancouver area, which is also great for film. If anybody can help me out in finding a job there, I’d really appreciate your support — I’m fluent in German, English and some Spanish.

b) Master of Arts in Screenwriting
If a) works out, I intend to do an M.A. in screenwriting. But since education is quite expensive in North America, I’d have to…

c) …sell a script…
…first.

If everything else fails…

d) Join the German Army
I’m not kidding. They have a division called Operative Information(en), which offers well paid trainings in media design. Unfortunately, I won’t make it to the Air Force due to hyperopia in my right eye.