Jeff
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| Username | jefflyons |
| First Name | Jeff |
| Last Name | Lyons |
| Bio | Jeff Lyons is a traditionally published fiction/nonfiction author, screenwriter, and story development consultant in the film, television, and publishing industries. He has worked with major studios like NBCU and Columbia Pictures and leading independent producers and film and television production companies. He is an instructor through Stanford University’s Online Certificate Program in Novel Writing and guest lectures through the UCLA Extension Writers Program. Jeff is a regular contributor and advisor to leading entertainment industry screenwriting and producing fellowship programs, such as the Producers Guild of America’s “Power of Diversity Master Producers Workshop” and the Film Independent Screenwriting Lab, and is a regular workshop presenter at leading writing industry conferences, including the Dallas-Ft. Worth Writers Conference, Romance Writers of America, StoryExpo, and Great American PitchFest, among many others. His clients have won major literary prizes like the “William Faulkner Gold Medal” and include New York Times and USA Today bestselling authors. Jeff has written on the craft of storytelling for Writer’s Digest Magazine, Script Magazine, The Writer Magazine, and Writing Magazine (UK). His book, Anatomy of a Premise Line: How to Master Premise and Story Development for Writing Success, was published by Focal Press in 2015 and is currently undergoing a rewrite for a revised 2nd edition. His book Rapid Story Development: How to Use the Enneagram-Story Connection to Become a Master Storyteller was published by Focal Press in October 2020, and his third book with Focal Press will be published in 2027. The Story-Subplot Connection: How to Develop Subplots for Screenwriters and Novelists. Content Kings Films (UK) is currently producing his feature film, American Thunderbolt, along with his horror-thriller short film 13 Minutes. He also has several other TV and feature projects that Content Kings has optioned for development. |
