Marc Zegans: Other in Santa Cruz, California.

Hi, it's never too late to live your dreams is what I tell my mentoring clients. It's true. If a woman can start her life work at age 82 then I can at my age. I grew up acting in church and school plays, singing and I have always been interested in directing. So, here I am pursuing an old passion at a new start in my life. While I have written a solid screenplay for my short film, (with wonderful editing help from a cinematographer), writing screenplays is a lot different for me than writing a book. I'd rather direct. I like to bring creativity to life and help others bring out their creativity. I like to encourage and motivate. I like to see what is written come to life. I'm always looking for screenplays of substance. Join me on my journey and together we can have fun and bring the written to life.

Film, Poetry and the Typewriter Underground. If you're looking to stretch your aesthetic mind. Have a look at fine piece by Dave Bonta.

http://discussion.movingpoems.com/2019/04/a-free-form-open-ended-communa...

"It started they say as a clack in a tunnel..." A brilliant animation from Eric Edelman, based on the First Fragment from my new collection: Swizzle Felt's First Folio from the Typewriter Underground. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REsW2cGbl1U

A teaser. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq2u_2ryyfk

I had the good fortune to have had a film based on my poem, The Danger Meditations, from the Typewriter Underground selected to be part of the Juteback Film Festival in Colorado earlier this Fall. The film produced and directed by Ellen Hemphill and Jim Haverkamp (Jim Hovercraft) of Duke University's theater and film departments, had its premier showing at Janice Blaze Rocke's production of The Typewriter Underground at Henry Miller Library last June.

Juteback, which is the only selective film festival in the country devoted to visual poetry, recently released a review of the festival with links to all the films. It's a fascinating collection, and I do encourage you to peruse it. It was a thrill to be included in this fine company.

http://discussion.movingpoems.com/2018/10/the-juteback-poetry-film-festi...

Final Version of "Manicotti" a short film by Ellen Hemphill and Jim Haverkamp of Archipelago Theatre/Cine based on my poem of the same name from the "Typewriter Underground." Gorgeous pairing of film and spoken word. https://vimeo.com/284216924

Hey Bianca, thanks for reaching out. If you'd like to know more about how I work with creatives, check out http://mycreativedevelopment.com I'd be delighted to be of help.

https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/susan-lambert/in-the-balance/e/51426965 "Marc Zegans gets to the heart of what it means to live a creative life and how to work through the challenges of that over the long run. His years of working with creativity as a subject and creative people in process have given him a vast and unique vantage point to discuss all things creative - how to find it, how to use it, and why it’s the key to expressing our full selves."

Your Creative Life in the Balance https://www.inthebalance.life/news/2017/6/26/creativity-whisperer

Here's a piece I just penned that explores the narrative arc of a fulfilled creative life. It comes out of many years of work with creative artists. Arc and Interruption | Grantmakers in the Arts

Hey Folks, thought you might be interested in this piece that shows the long view in building a creative career. A Creative Career Coach Outlines a Strategy for the Working Artist – Artrepreneur

Thanks for reaching out. If you'd like to learn more about my work helping creatives thrive and shine, check out. http://www.mycreativedevelopment.com

June 14th 7PM at Swift Bohemian, Crane Maiden Books releases my new collection of poems, Boys in the Woods--I'll be reading, signing and enjoying a live set by Peg Simone who recorded Connect The Dots for the album. It's a great tune for a film soundtrack. If you're in NYC or environs, do stop by. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/marc-zegans-presents-boys-in-the-woods-tick...

Charley Layton (who teaches acting at NYU) interviews me in this fine piece about breaking through creative blocks over the course of an artistic career. Have a listen. https://audioboom.com/boos/4425081-neo-bohemia-application-with-marc-zegans