Scripted Content
Whenever I get the chance to work on scripted content, I jump. Well, not literally. But it’s probably my favorite medium, whether we’re talking pure storytelling or marketing campaigns. I’ve created all kinds of scripts: radio spots for clients ranging from credit unions to the Alabama Gulf Coast Tourist Board, videos for The Princeton Review’s popular YouTube channel, and a handful of original pilots and web series (Hollywood if you’re reading this, yes I’d love to sell these scripts to you). The thruline through these diverse projects? I love crafting dialogue that crackles and elicits cackles.
The Lawyer Dude
We tend to think of lawyers as buttoned-up and bookish. But one personal injury attorney in Daytona Beach grew tired of that persona. It isn’t true to who he is. So he decided to rebrand as the Lawyer Dude (you’ll never find a legal website that mentions bare feet more). I scripted multiple radio spots to reintroduce him to clients and the community at large. A few were even turned into videos which have garnered well over a hundred thousand views (combined) on YouTube.
Navigating the journey to higher education can be stressful. Princeton Review’s YouTube helps demystify the process for students in a fun, digestible manner.
The Princeton Review
Most advertising for HVAC companies is straightforward and safe. Vetted HVAC knew there was another way. They wanted fresh creative to stand apart from the competition and appear as cool as their services. Here are a few of the spots I delivered.
Vetted HVAC
Prognosis? Crime is an original animated comedy pilot I co-created, co-wrote, and co-starred in. It dares to ask the question what if there were cops who also happened to be doctors and they fought medical-related crime.