I work on research-heavy YouTube documentaries where the difficult part isn’t simply producing words — it’s discovering what the story is, proving it, structuring it and making it usable for production. My workflow can cover: Story: angle, thesis and narrative spine Evidence: source collection, claim mapping and caveats Script: long-form documentary writing Production: scene/visual direction and evidence-aware visual planning I’m available for one-off projects and ongoing documentary production work.…

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I work on research-heavy YouTube documentaries where the difficult part isn’t simply producing words — it’s discovering what the story is, proving it, structuring it and making it usable for production. My workflow can cover: Story: angle, thesis and narrative spine Evidence: source collection, claim mapping and caveats Script: long-form documentary writing Production: scene/visual direction and evidence-aware visual planning I’m available for one-off projects and ongoing documentary production work.…

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I work on research-heavy YouTube documentaries where the difficult part isn’t simply producing words — it’s discovering what the story is, proving it, structuring it and making it usable for production.

My workflow can cover:

Story: angle, thesis and narrative spine
Evidence: source collection, claim mapping and caveats
Script: long-form documentary writing
Production: scene/visual direction and evidence-aware visual planning

I’m available for one-off projects and ongoing documentary production work.

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    THE COST OF THE NINE BUILDINGS — Coweta County vs. the Cloud.

    This documentary uses Coweta County’s contested Project Sail data-center campus—4.34 million square feet of computing infrastructure—as the spine for a larger question: who ultimately pays for the electricity powering America’s AI boom?

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