Michael Kingston

Screenwriter

Michael Kingston is an accomplished screenwriter and a proud member of the Writers Guild of America West. He has successfully pitched, sold to, or been produced by major studios, including New Line Cinema, Sony Screen Gems, IM Global, Pariah, The Weinstein Company, Fuqua Films, and Nine Stories Productions.


Michael's experience includes working on revisions and rewrites for top industry professionals, such as producers Jake Gyllenhaal, Riva Marker, and Antoine Fuqua. His collaborations with leading production houses showcase his versatility and deep understanding of the storytelling process.


With a proven track record of successful collaborations and extensive experience in the film industry, Michael brings valuable insight and expertise to any movie consulting team. His ability to develop and refine compelling screenplays makes him a valuable asset in the world of film production.


Michael believes good screenwriting cuts to the bone. A “less is more” philosophy guides Michael's approach to storytelling, ensuring that each story seed serves a purpose — or it’s weeded out.

Eduardo Fabián Montes

Eduardo Fabián Montes is a Chicago-based filmmaker, podcast host, and Programming Director at Chicago Demo Reel Production. A graduate of Columbia College Chicago with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema, Fabián Montes began his filmmaking career even before completing his studies, developing a distinct visual style rooted in authenticity, collaboration, and community storytelling.

He served as cinematographer and editor on the short film iORGAN (2020) and has collaborated with numerous Chicago-based production companies, artists, and creative collectives on projects spanning narrative film, documentary, and branded content.

Fabián Montes is also the host and co-producer of FLÁ Podcast, a bilingual show exploring Latinx art, culture, and identity across the Americas. His work across film and audio reflects a deep commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices and exploring the intersections of identity, creativity, and social change.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Fabián Montes remains active in community initiatives. Most recently, he partnered with the LGBTQ Center on Addison, designing and leading filmmaking workshops for elder LGBTQ storytellers—empowering them to preserve and share their life experiences through film.