We come into the world with a song in our heart. A unique tune that only we can play. Our life is finding the notes and bringing the sweet music of our authentic self to the world.
Many of us have forgotten they have tune or maybe they didn’t even know they have one, but it’s in there.
That’s our mission here: to unlearn, to look within, to see past what we’ve been told is our song, to seek our uniqueness in all its glory and live it. To Sing Your Song! Which is also the title of a screenplay in motion to be a movie.
The story is the adventure that Johnny, the musician protagonist, takes to find his true self and the great value that he, and every other human, brings to life.
To, literally, sing his song so that he may understand the meaning of his life. Sing Your Song is a journey to a heart-centered awareness and the power that finding the song in your heart has to change our lives and the lives of others. After all, we are here to be singing our song.
You can also meet some of the characters from Sing Your Song here (they are alive even before the live on the silverscreen) here.
Movies are magic
They open us to our emotions and create the potential for resonance and understanding about our own lives and they are oh so fun.
A new movie business model
A model that sidesteps the gatekeepers and brings co-creation to everyone in a movie’s ecosystem, Sing Your Song is a unicorn waiting to take wing and set the example of what can be done.
Producing movies using community commerce
With conscious collaboration, co-creating means understanding the great value of the audience, doing business in a decentralized and open way, creating community connection and discussions about the power of storytelling for each of us to grow and sharing the wealth to all involved from audience to production to investors to business collaborators and on and on.
This is the Future Now. Where we’re all singing our song.
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