Both video scripting and ghostwriting grew out of my speechwriting work. In the case of ghostwriting, my ultimate goal is to preserve the author's voice throughout the text - whether fiction or non-fiction - just as I do when writing speeches.

Video scripts, on the other hand, are meant to be heard, not read, just like most speeches. Words that the audience hears - not sees - require a different strategy, primarily because they only have one opportunity to make an impression.

Because of the nature of ghostwriting, most of the work I have done cannot be shared. However, the samples below, as well as those in the Speechwriting section, should give you an idea of my ability to write in another's voice.