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DDubbs Wicked Creations and More Multi-Award-Winning Screenwriter | Pretty Little Lucy — 90× Festival Award-Winning Breakout | Psychological Thriller, Multimedia Systems Architect

🤫 Pretty Little Lucy is typing…Another signal from the Wild Filmmaker ecosystem. 🖤🎬Honored to share that Pretty Little L...
06/19/2026

🤫 Pretty Little Lucy is typing…
Another signal from the Wild Filmmaker ecosystem. 🖤🎬
Honored to share that Pretty Little Lucy has been recognized at the TriBeCa Film Critics Circle Awards 2026:
🏆 Best Suspense 🏆 Best Thriller Script 🏆 Best Original Idea 🏆 Best International Indie Writer
When I started writing this story, the challenge was never making someone ask:
“What happened?”
The challenge was making them ask:
“Why did it happen?”
The scariest part of a catfish story isn’t the fake identity.
It’s the moment you realize the connection, emotions, and hope were real… even if the person wasn’t.
That gray area between truth and illusion is where Pretty Little Lucy lives.
Thank you to every reader, judge, festival, and creative who continues to connect with this strange little glitch from Western Pennsylvania.
The signal keeps traveling… 📱
Pretty Little Lucy is typing… A is typing… 🤫🖤

🤫 Pretty Little Lucy is typing…I had the honor of sitting down with Lucia Ferrario for Inside the Writer’s Mind #21 to ...
06/19/2026

🤫 Pretty Little Lucy is typing…
I had the honor of sitting down with Lucia Ferrario for Inside the Writer’s Mind #21 to talk about something every storyteller eventually faces:
The space between inspiration and truth.
A lot of people ask where stories come from.
Sometimes they don’t come from imagination.
Sometimes they come from the moments you wish never happened.
For Pretty Little Lucy, I had to sit inside an uncomfortable emotional space for a long time — because the real writer’s block wasn’t the script.
The story wasn’t stuck. I was.
The deception was only the beginning. The real story was the aftermath: → Why do we need connection? → Why do we ignore warning signs when we finally feel seen? → How do we rebuild after realizing reality wasn’t what we thought it was?
Eventually the question changed from:
“Why did this happen to me?”
to
“How can this help someone else?”
Thank you Lucia for creating a space where writers can talk about the messy, complicated, and very human parts of creating.
Because sometimes the stories we’re afraid to tell are exactly the ones someone else needs to hear.
Read the interview here: https://f.mtr.cool/nqodmzjqde
The signal is still alive. 🖤 Pretty Little Lucy is typing… A is typing… 🤫

🏆 Pretty Little Lucy is typing…Another incredible notification to wake up to.I’m honored to share that Pretty Little Luc...
06/19/2026

🏆 Pretty Little Lucy is typing…
Another incredible notification to wake up to.
I’m honored to share that Pretty Little Lucy has been named an Award Winner at the OLOT Film Festival in Spain. 🎬🇪🇸
The message from the festival team really hit home:
“The jury was delighted with your project.”
When I started writing this story, it came from a very personal place — a strange, painful, and honestly unbelievable experience that forced me to look deeper at something much bigger:
Digital identity. Loneliness. Emotional vulnerability. The human need to feel seen.
What began as a story about being deceived became a story about why people become vulnerable in the first place.
I never imagined this little psychological drama from Western Pennsylvania would start traveling around the world and connecting with audiences, readers, and festivals across different cultures.
Every selection, every conversation, every person who connects with the message is a reminder of why independent storytelling matters.
Sometimes the stories we’re afraid to tell are exactly the ones someone else needs to hear.
Thank you to OLOT Film Festival, the jury, and every festival that has taken a chance on this strange little glitch.
Somewhere out there…
Lucy is still typing. 🖤🎭

Lucy is typing… 🌎📱This story really has become the strangest plot twist.I wrote Pretty Little Lucy about a guy sitting a...
06/17/2026

Lucy is typing… 🌎📱
This story really has become the strangest plot twist.
I wrote Pretty Little Lucy about a guy sitting alone with his phone, wondering if anyone on the other side of the screen actually saw him.
Now my phone keeps lighting up with messages from around the world telling me…
“We saw it.” 😂
🇺🇸 Pittsburgh Independent Film Festival — Official Selection 🇺🇸 Marina del Rey Film Festival — Finalist 🇪🇸 Olot Film Festival — Drama Nominee 🌍 Independent Critics’ Week / Wild Filmmaker — Multiple Awards
A screenplay about digital connections, loneliness, deception, and the search to feel understood somehow found its way across borders through… digital connections.
The irony is not lost on me. 🤣
A fake message started this journey.
Real messages keep reminding me why I finished it.
Thank you to every festival, reader, judge, and creative who connected with this weird little psychological rabbit hole.
Somewhere out there…
Lucy is still typing.
But now she’s apparently typing “Congratulations.” 🖤📱🎬

🏆 Copenhagen… Pretty Little Lucy is typing. 🇩🇰Another incredible moment on this unexpected journey.I’m honored to share ...
06/17/2026

🏆 Copenhagen… Pretty Little Lucy is typing. 🇩🇰
Another incredible moment on this unexpected journey.
I’m honored to share that Pretty Little Lucy has received four awards at the Independent Critics’ Week Awards – Copenhagen 2026:
🏆 Best Thriller Script 🏆 Best International Feature Script 2026 🏆 Best Visionary Screenwriter 🏆 Best Psychological Description of the Characters
That last award hits differently.
Because from day one, Pretty Little Lucy was never just a story about a scam.
It was a story about the person behind the screen.
The loneliness. The vulnerability. The need to be seen. The moment when a fantasy becomes safer than reality.
Technology changes. Human emotion doesn’t.
This project started as a painful, personal experience and became an exploration of how easily our need for connection can be weaponized — and how confronting the truth is the first step toward reclaiming yourself.
Thank you to the Independent Critics’ Week Awards Copenhagen and WILD FILMMAKER for recognizing the psychological heart of this story.
From Pennsylvania to Copenhagen…
The glitches keep traveling. 🖤

🎬 Six Years of Revolution in Independent Cinema — and One Small Story From Pennsylvania Found Its Place in the Conversat...
06/16/2026

🎬 Six Years of Revolution in Independent Cinema — and One Small Story From Pennsylvania Found Its Place in the Conversation.

When I started writing Pretty Little Lucy, I wasn’t chasing awards.

I was trying to understand a moment.

A moment where technology, loneliness, identity, and human vulnerability collided.

A story about how connection — one of the most beautiful parts of being human — can also become something exploited when placed in the wrong hands.

That personal story has now traveled farther than I ever imagined.

I’m honored that Pretty Little Lucy and my work have been included in the Annual Report World Cinema 2026 by WILD FILMMAKER, alongside an international community of independent artists pushing cinema forward.

Independent storytelling has always been built on one simple idea:

Different voices create different perspectives.

The future of film won’t come from repeating what already worked. It will come from creators willing to be vulnerable, take risks, and explore the conversations happening in the world right now.

Technology is changing. Distribution is changing. Audience relationships are changing.

But one thing hasn’t changed:

People still want stories that make them feel something.

Congratulations to all the filmmakers, writers, actors, and creators included in this year’s report.

The world doesn’t need fewer storytellers.

It needs more honest ones.

Thank you to WILD FILMMAKER for supporting independent voices around the world.

🎭 Pretty Little Lucy Sometimes the most dangerous lie is the one that tells us exactly what we need to hear.

🐑 Sometimes the black sheep finds exactly where they belong.I am incredibly honored to share that Pretty Little Lucy has...
06/15/2026

🐑 Sometimes the black sheep finds exactly where they belong.

I am incredibly honored to share that Pretty Little Lucy has been recognized at the Cinema’s Black Sheep Awards 2026 with four awards:

🏆 Best International Feature Script of the Year 🏆 Best Thriller 🏆 Best Suspense 🏆 Best Original Storytelling

This one hits differently.

Pretty Little Lucy was never designed to be a traditional story. It was built around uncomfortable questions:

Who is real? Who is hiding behind the screen? How much of the connections we create in a digital world are authentic?

It’s a psychological thriller about deception, loneliness, identity, and the very human need to feel seen.

The irony is that a story about searching for connection has created connections with artists, filmmakers, and audiences all over the world.

Independent filmmaking has always belonged to the black sheep — the people creating without permission, telling the stories that don’t fit neatly into a box.

Thank you to Cinema’s Black Sheep Awards / Wild Filmmaker for recognizing originality and the courage to take creative risks.

The little story born from a glitch in the system keeps finding its signal. 🖤

🎂 Happy Birthday, Lucy.The strangest part of telling Pretty Little Lucy has been realizing there are always two victims ...
06/14/2026

🎂 Happy Birthday, Lucy.

The strangest part of telling Pretty Little Lucy has been realizing there are always two victims when someone steals an identity — the person who gets deceived, and the person whose name and image are used without consent.

This story started from embarrassment, but it became something much bigger: a reminder that compassion matters, truth matters, and nobody deserves to have their humanity turned into a weapon.

Here’s to protecting artists, protecting fans, and creating a safer digital world.

— Pretty Little Lucy 🎬 “Not everything is what it seems.”

🏆 Another unexpected moment on this journey…Pretty Little Lucy has been recognized at the Golden Ciak Awards Venice 2026...
06/11/2026

🏆 Another unexpected moment on this journey…

Pretty Little Lucy has been recognized at the Golden Ciak Awards Venice 2026.

But the biggest lesson I’ve learned through all of this isn’t about awards — it’s about storytelling.

Everyone has access to the same ingredients: Structure. Dialogue. Characters. Ideas.

But having the recipe doesn’t mean everything turns out “finger licking good.” 😉

The magic is in the ex*****on.

A story about being catfished could simply be about deception. But underneath that is something much more human:

Why do we need to feel seen? Why do we ignore warning signs when something fills an emotional void? How do we forgive ourselves after being vulnerable?

The plot is what happens.

The character is why it matters.

Over this journey I’ve had the privilege of connecting with filmmakers, actors, writers, festivals, and people affected by scams. Sharing knowledge and supporting others has reminded me of something important:

Knowledge should be shared freely. Trust is built through generosity.

But the experiences, scars, perspective, and heart we pour into our work?

That’s the secret ingredient.

Thank you to everyone who continues believing in this little story that started from a very painful lesson and became something much bigger.

Hollywood… another glitch in the system. 🎬Pretty Little Lucy picks up another award recognition — this time for Psycholo...
06/10/2026

Hollywood… another glitch in the system. 🎬

Pretty Little Lucy picks up another award recognition — this time for Psychological Screenplay.

The strangest part of this journey is that the story began with deception, embarrassment, and a moment most people would want to hide forever.

But sometimes the things that break us are the same things that force us to rebuild ourselves.

A scam became a script. Shame became conversation. Vulnerability became connection.

Rewrite your life.

— David B. Williamson

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