Six months. One goal. FADE OUT.
180 days with the founder and a small group. Two live work sessions every week, a 1-on-1 whenever you need one, priority feedback on every page, and a finishing roadmap built around YOUR script. Backed by a guarantee we mean literally: finish your draft in 180 days of full participation, or every dollar back.
Your scripts don't die from lack of talent.
They die around page 30. Quietly, with no decision and no funeral. Life gets loud, a week slips, a shinier idea shows up, and nobody's watching, so nothing pulls you back. That's Solo Writer's Drift, and it has killed every script you've ever abandoned. The fix isn't another course. You already know enough. The fix is structure: deadlines that arrive, a witness who notices, and work broken too small to refuse.
What six months inside looks like.
Your 180-Day Finishing Roadmap
Built in week one around your script: where it is, where it died last time, page targets paced across six months.
Two live group work sessions every week
With Brandon and the cohort. Ask anything, write together. Two real deadlines a week, for six months straight.
A 1-on-1 with Brandon whenever you need one
On request, any week, for the wall you'll hit on page 41.
Priority feedback on every pass
Your pages read first, notes back within 48 hours.
Full membership in The Lab included
Live sessions, the room, the whole engine, all 180 days.
The Finisher's Guarantee
Finish in 180 days of full participation, or every dollar back.
Do the work. Finish your draft. Or pay nothing.
Full participation means three things, agreed in writing before you pay: show up to the weekly sessions (or watch the replays), submit pages every week (rough is fine, rough is expected), and respond to your notes. Do all three across the 180 days and don't have a finished draft? Every dollar back. No fine-print gymnastics. We can offer this because we're not betting on your talent. We're betting on the structure.
Six months, not a countdown.
Most programs sell a sprint and a deadline. This gives you time on purpose. I'd rather you finish a draft you're proud of than rush something to beat a clock. The structure is relentless: twice a week, every week, but the timeline respects that a real draft takes real time.
- You have a script that matters (started or not).
- You can give it ~5 hours a week for six months.
- You're done watching your work die quietly.
- You want applause instead of notes.
- You can't be seen weekly.
- You're hoping someone else writes it.
(The free sprint and The Lab are right there. No hard feelings.)
Built by a filmmaker who's been in the graveyard.
I'm Brandon. I'm not a marketer who found a niche. I'm a filmmaker who spent years starting scripts I never finished, until I figured out the thing that actually gets a draft to THE END. It was never talent. It was structure. I built the room I needed, and now I'm taking five writers through it myself.
Five spots. Founding price. Then the proof exists.
This is the first cohort. Five writers, because I'm personally guaranteeing every finish and I keep it small enough to give each of you real individual attention: the 1-on-1s, the priority reads, the roadmap. Founding members keep this price forever, on everything. When these five drafts are finished, the price rises with the proof. That's not pressure. It's just what happens next.
I don't have time.
It's about 5 hours a week. You likely did more than that in the free sprint. The Accelerator doesn't need more time than that week. It needs that week, repeated, with me making sure it happens.
Can I really afford it?
That's what the 2-pay is for, and the guarantee means doing the work can't cost you money. The real question is whether the finished script is worth six months of showing up.
Will it work for MY script?
The guarantee is the answer: finish or refund. I'm not betting on your talent, I'm betting on the structure, and the structure doesn't care what your script is about.
What if I fall behind?
You won't be doing it alone. Two live sessions a week and a 1-on-1 whenever you need it exist precisely so "behind" never becomes "done with it."
Five minutes. Honest beats impressive.
I'm not looking for the best writers. I'm looking for the five most ready to finish. A few short questions, opens in a new tab.
Six months from now, there are two versions of you.
One has a folder with one more dead script in it. The other one typed the two words.