Another scene from within the story, is part of the poetic novel the trio created in the summer at the cottage. Performed at The Cockton by Ace. Though an intense scene this is only one element of the story, introducing one level of the plot and one character. In all, the story is alive with life and difference written in a Shakespearian style.Music by:  Silver Maple “In Remembrance”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

A trio of characters reside at a cottage for the summer, to relax, and create a poetic novel. At the end of their stay they host a party.  The Cockton is a poetry slam with friends and fellow poets, who share their art while dining on a feast of fowl, fruits and other exotic tastes.A feature screenplay. This is the opening scene.Music by:  Curved Mirror “Migratory Birds”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

“Tin Can” End of Act One. It is a moment on the week before Tin leaves for school, when  he discovers a truth regarding his mom.Music by:  Civet Cat “The Center of Everything”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

Opening scene from a short script. The story of an older man lost in memories. Music by:  Brendon Moeller “The Vaal”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

Tin grew up inside the  most unconventional of homes.  A studio actually, one of movement, where a dance troop resided, from which he was conceived and brought through 17 years of life.  Unlike most of us with at least one parent, he had a troop of parents but none took full ownership of his origins. He did not know from whom he came.  But now it was time for some answers.My latest feature screenplay is now on deck!Music by:  Civet Cat “Twisting”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

Time for a new…Music by:  Gavin Luke “Greater than You or I”Image by:  Jason deCaires TaylorCopyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

Words from Bumpy, recorded as a preparation for a transition to an unabridged life. “It’s always after I finished writing and recording a piece of poetry that I feel I can just…disappear here.”Music by:  Gavin Luke “Dissipate” Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

Finn could not sleep that night. He was worried by the images he had seen in class earlier that day, of the Indian Ocean. The vastness frightened him.  The blessings took him there that night, were he met the delightful Auqualina.Music by:  S. A. Karl “Wren”Image by:  Fractus Barnsley https://wonderl.ink/@fractusCopyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

A grandson shares the story of his granddad, in a difficult transition from verbal to hyper verbal and a moment of his life that now is unabridged. Scene one of a new story I hope to take to stage.Music by:  Gavin Luke “Courage”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/

Found “the book” massive 500 pages at least, in prep for an audition and bringing the story back to the table.  I recorded scene 2 this morning.Music by:  Gavin Luke “The Gift”Copyrighthttps://jemorin.com/