Before asking you to entrust me with your project, your scenario, your story, it's polite for me to tell you mine.

In 2000, I resigned from an auditing firm near Paris to write a novel. Then, after reading Bloch/Fadiman/Peyser, McKee, Field, Seger, Vogler, etc., I decided to adapt this novel into a screenplay. I sent the screenplay to the European Conservatory of Audiovisual Writing (CEEA) located in Paris, to apply for the entrance exam to this prestigious school, which takes only twelve students a year. I passed the written and oral exams and was accepted into the 2003-2005 intake. For two years, I trained full-time to write scripts for feature films and TV movies, live-action and animation series, in all genres, with screenwriters, writers and instructors as varied as they were passionate. I learned to write within the constraints of a production. During these two years too, I worked full-time as a script-doctor on my classmates' work, just as they did on mine. I graduated.

A producer of a french youth series contacted me and I wrote several episodes for his program. Later I won a prize, "Audiovisual Innovation Grant" from the CNC (National Cinematography Center) for a short fantasy-comedy series I created. Then I moved to Spain, worked on novels and script-doctored screenplays and novels written by the authors in my network (CEEA screenwriters, French and Spanish authors). A Parisian photographer who has set up his publishing house discovered my texts and asked me to write poems for his fine books and exhibitions. Next, I met Rodolf Sirera, a multi-platinum Spanish playwright and established screenwriter; we started working on a project for a thriller series. I'm now based in Spain and France, and I created Scriptdoctor Pro to share with you the best of over twenty years of writing experience.