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Hello! I’m Jonathan Heatt, a Las Vegas-based writer and filmmaker with a passion for storytelling across formats. I’ve published 8 print books, 12 eBooks, and 4 audiobooks on Amazon, and my fiction includes Reflections of Darkness and AnonMan. The print edition of AnonMan was once available through the Clark County library, and I maintain an active online presence with an Amazon Author Page, Goodreads Author Page and blog, IMDB page, and YouTube channel. I’m comfortable working remotely and can be trusted to deliver high-quality work independently. As a filmmaker, I’ve written and directed across horror, action, comedy, heist, drama, and thriller genres. AnonMan was a Trigger Street/Jameson First Shot finalist; the short debuted at Laughlin International Film Fest and is now on YouTube. The King of Cutaways, a Family Guy spec script, was a Scriptapalooza finalist in 2015; Westbound Train was a Bluecat semi-finalist; I’ve adapted Michael Konik’s The Smart Money into a screenplay; and I directed the Point Pleasant documentary about the Mothman phenomena, with footage licensed by Mysteries Decoded on the CW. I bring a hands-on, collaborative approach to both writing and filmmaking and look forward to new opportunities.…Hello! I’m Jonathan Heatt, a Las Vegas-based writer and filmmaker with a passion for storytelling across formats. I’ve published 8 print books, 12 eBooks, and 4 audiobooks on Amazon, and my fiction includes Reflections of Darkness and AnonMan. The print edition of AnonMan was once available through the Clark County library, and I maintain an active online presence with an Amazon Author Page, Goodreads Author Page and blog, IMDB page, and YouTube channel. I’m comfortable working remotely and can be trusted to deliver high-quality work independently. As a filmmaker, I’ve written and directed across horror, action, comedy, heist, drama, and thriller genres. AnonMan was a Trigger Street/Jameson First Shot finalist; the short debuted at Laughlin International Film Fest and is now on YouTube. The King of Cutaways, a Family Guy spec script, was a Scriptapalooza finalist in 2015; Westbound Train was a Bluecat semi-finalist; I’ve adapted Michael Konik’s The Smart Money into a screenplay; and I directed the Point Pleasant documentary about the Mothman phenomena, with footage licensed by Mysteries Decoded on the CW. I bring a hands-on, collaborative approach to both writing and filmmaking and look forward to new opportunities.

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Hello! I’m Jonathan Heatt, a Las Vegas-based writer and filmmaker with a passion for storytelling across formats. I’ve published 8 print books, 12 eBooks, and 4 audiobooks on Amazon, and my fiction includes Reflections of Darkness and AnonMan. The print edition of AnonMan was once available through the Clark County library, and I maintain an active online presence with an Amazon Author Page, Goodreads Author Page and blog, IMDB page, and YouTube channel. I’m comfortable working remotely and can be trusted to deliver high-quality work independently. As a filmmaker, I’ve written and directed across horror, action, comedy, heist, drama, and thriller genres. AnonMan was a Trigger Street/Jameson First Shot finalist; the short debuted at Laughlin International Film Fest and is now on YouTube. The King of Cutaways, a Family Guy spec script, was a Scriptapalooza finalist in 2015; Westbound Train was a Bluecat semi-finalist; I’ve adapted Michael Konik’s The Smart Money into a screenplay; and I directed the Point Pleasant documentary about the Mothman phenomena, with footage licensed by Mysteries Decoded on the CW. I bring a hands-on, collaborative approach to both writing and filmmaking and look forward to new opportunities.…Hello! I’m Jonathan Heatt, a Las Vegas-based writer and filmmaker with a passion for storytelling across formats. I’ve published 8 print books, 12 eBooks, and 4 audiobooks on Amazon, and my fiction includes Reflections of Darkness and AnonMan. The print edition of AnonMan was once available through the Clark County library, and I maintain an active online presence with an Amazon Author Page, Goodreads Author Page and blog, IMDB page, and YouTube channel. I’m comfortable working remotely and can be trusted to deliver high-quality work independently. As a filmmaker, I’ve written and directed across horror, action, comedy, heist, drama, and thriller genres. AnonMan was a Trigger Street/Jameson First Shot finalist; the short debuted at Laughlin International Film Fest and is now on YouTube. The King of Cutaways, a Family Guy spec script, was a Scriptapalooza finalist in 2015; Westbound Train was a Bluecat semi-finalist; I’ve adapted Michael Konik’s The Smart Money into a screenplay; and I directed the Point Pleasant documentary about the Mothman phenomena, with footage licensed by Mysteries Decoded on the CW. I bring a hands-on, collaborative approach to both writing and filmmaking and look forward to new opportunities.

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Hello! I’m Jonathan Heatt, a Las Vegas-based writer and filmmaker with a passion for storytelling across formats. I’ve published 8 print books, 12 eBooks, and 4 audiobooks on Amazon, and my fiction includes Reflections of Darkness and AnonMan. The print edition of AnonMan was once available through the Clark County library, and I maintain an active online presence with an Amazon Author Page, Goodreads Author Page and blog, IMDB page, and YouTube channel. I’m comfortable working remotely and can be trusted to deliver high-quality work independently.

As a filmmaker, I’ve written and directed across horror, action, comedy, heist, drama, and thriller genres. AnonMan was a Trigger Street/Jameson First Shot finalist; the short debuted at Laughlin International Film Fest and is now on YouTube. The King of Cutaways, a Family Guy spec script, was a Scriptapalooza finalist in 2015; Westbound Train was a Bluecat semi-finalist; I’ve adapted Michael Konik’s The Smart Money into a screenplay; and I directed the Point Pleasant documentary about the Mothman phenomena, with footage licensed by Mysteries Decoded on the CW. I bring a hands-on, collaborative approach to both writing and filmmaking and look forward to new opportunities.