I am the terror that flaps in the night! I am the writer that creates stories that entertain your day!
Jule is a German-English writer, storyteller and fangirl with a sarcastic sense of humour and a nostalgic obsession for Darkwing Duck, a 90s cartoon show.
But if she needs to choose one way of storytelling, she would say: Screenwriting, fuck yeah! That’s the real deal!
Right now, she writes on her feature with the working title “Catch Mom”, an action-comedy with a complicated mother-daughter relationship and on her own original TV series “Witch Heart“, a dark magic, action series that roots its magic in embracing empathy and deals with friendship and betrayal.
She also participates in the “NYCM Screenwriting Competition” 2020 and submitted her screenplays to all kind of other competitions.
SCREENWRITING
Jule loves visual storytelling and bringing great stories on the screen. Especially if it has anything to do with a fantastical world, complicated characters, and a wicked sense of humour, then she’s all for it.
If you want to know more about other screenplays and stories, follow this very cool and mysterious link.
VOCAL MEDIA
Jule also publishes articles on Vocal Media as Julia Valentina. To be honest, it’s mostly her fangirling about tv shows, characters, or other things, but sometimes there are also little bits and pieces of wisdom and “lesson learned”s.
- 5 Rules For Writing That I Stole From Famous Writers
- Spider-Woman: With a great new costume, comes a great new origin … right?
- 5 Reasons Why The Fifth Element Is Still A Great Movie!
GERMAN STORIES
Jule publishes weekly a new chapter of her adventure-fairytale story “Die drei Mythengetiere” (The Three Mythgeteers) on Sweek and Wattpad.
It’s a story about the big bad wolf, the norse death goddess and a Japanese fox demon who need to save their magical world of myths and fairytales.
Generally, she writes a lot of German stories (online) and books. Because well, it’s her mother tongue and it’s also a very beautiful and rich language.
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“I write to give myself strength. I write to be the characters that I am not. I write to explore all the things I’m afraid of. ”
Joss Whedon
*Mic Drop*