Do you write from Source Energy or pure Intellect?
Most writers use both, but where you lean affects the kind of stories you create and the kind of writing career you’re best suited for.

In this episode, I uncover the hidden divide between writers who channel something deeper (flow state, higher self, source energy) and writers who build stories through logic, structure, and intellectual puzzle-solving. Both are valid. Both are powerful. But Hollywood rewards one… and suppresses the other.

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Can a film be both brilliant and problematic? This video explores One Battle After Another, a technically stunning film with a disturbing social message.I examine how the movie’s portrayal of Black women echoes historical patterns of racial exploitation, drawing parallels to Birth of a Nation and the dynamics of slavery. While acknowledging the film’s artistry, I question what happens when cinematic brilliance collides with cultural blind spots.In this analysis, we’ll look at:The divide between technical achievement and social responsibilityHow racial blind spots shape representation in filmWhy audiences must examine not just the craft, but the message behind it🎥 Brilliant Filmmaking, Disturbing Message is not a critique, but rather a conversation about the responsibility of storytellers and the power of cinema to reflect or distort history.Tip jar: https://cash.app/$OmegaConquestReach me: storyray.com#FilmAnalysis #BrilliantButProblematic #RacialBlindSpots #CinemaAndSociety #MovieCritique

Much like in fishing, writers all have a story about the big one that got away. For me, that big fish was a comedy screenplay called BAG SNATCHERS about how the art of snatching candy on Halloween can go terribly wrong. In this episode I make my yearly rant about how Hollywood missed the boat by not producing my Halloween epic.

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