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Justin Trevor Winters - Loyola Marymount University. Los Angeles, CA, US

Justin Trevor Winters

Instructor of Screenwriting | Loyola Marymount University

Los Angeles, CA, UNITED STATES

School of Film and Television

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Biography

Justin Trevor Winters is the co-founder and CEO of Verified Labs, a Web3 Agency, Studio, and Consulting Firm that specializes in connecting talent and brands to the future of entertainment with a focus on producing and distributing film, TV, animation, video games, and digital collectibles. His clients include the Estates of Ernest Hemingway, Steve McQueen and Tupac Shakur as well as Napolean Dynamite, Dog the Bounty Hunter, and Triumph Motorcycles.

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Areas of Expertise (3)

The intersection of Tech and Entertainment

Screenwriting

Producing

Industry Expertise (1)

Entertainment

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LMU - Ignite Innovation (professional)

2023-08-28

Justin Trevor Winters (Screenwriter & Futurist) https://ignite.lmu.edu/people/justin-trevor-winters/

Articles (2)

Travel To The Metaverse With The Star Of ‘Napoleon Dynamite’

Forbes

Robin Raven

2022-01-22

You’ve probably noticed the ongoing hype about the metaverse, a comprehensive world where you can see, hear, and touch things virtually. You can travel there to experience things you could never do and see in the “real world”. It opens the possibilities to travel in a whole new way that will continue to evolve as the metaverse becomes more a part of our daily lives.

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How to Write a Great Logline: 3 Questions Every Logline Needs to Answer

The Script Lab

Justin Trevor Winters

2021-09-21

A great logline might just be the most important part of your script. In fact, this one sentence can determine who options, produces, or even reads your screenplay. And the truth is, loglines have always been important in Hollywood. But before we breakdown the three questions every great logline needs to answer, let’s take a quick look at the history of loglines in Hollywood and why they’re (still) one of the most important parts of getting your script read, optioned, and produced.

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