Introducing the Co-Founders of StoryMore
Davia Sills is a freelance journalist, content writer, editor, and social media consultant. She is a produced screenwriter, and her writing has also been published by Centennial Media, Psychology Today, and Aeon magazine. Her areas of specialty include film and TV, science, health, and psychology.
Davia has edited book manuscripts for literary agencies, publishing companies, and private individuals. She knows what makes a story compelling and how to nurture a writer’s individual voice. Davia is especially skilled at developmental and line editing. She has also written and edited a variety of shorter content for clients, including articles, columns, blog posts, newsletters, emails, social media and marketing copy, and more.
Davia has managed the social media presence for both individuals and companies, such as Psychology Today, Scientific American magazine, OMNI magazine, CrisisGo, Folio Literary Management, and Gotham Ghostwriters. She has the capacity to provide both high-level social media marketing strategy and regular monitoring.
Jason Teich is a screenwriter, journalist, and content writer with social media and marketing expertise. He can assist clients by evaluating screenplays, managing social media, writing content, copyediting, and drafting and editing blog posts.
Jason co-wrote a feature film, Dear Diary, I Died, which was produced and is available on Amazon and iTunes. He also has written numerous film and TV reviews for outlets such as Indie NYC and Omni Magazine, as well as feature articles and entertainment writing for Centennial and TV Tango. Jason has also spent years reading and analyzing scripts for various Hollywood production companies, including MarVista Entertainment, helping to shepherd multiple films into production. With over 10 years of experience in film and television, Jason knows what Hollywood producers are looking for in a script, and he can help you improve your story and boost your script's marketing potential.
Jason has a B.A. from Brown University and an MFA in screenwriting from Boston University.