Writer. Pseudo Psychologist. Film Theory Evangelist. I have a BA in English from Haverford College and a minor in film from Bryn Mawr College. Filmmaking, more than any artform, mimics the human psyche. This fascinating area of study led me to explore how we consume media, how we replicate ourselves in media, and how through media we borrow ideas to cultivate our identities. My background in film improved my writing for it more tangibly trained me to actively gauge for deadweight, timing, and momentum. I’m constantly asking myself is the audience engaged? Am I connecting with them? In my transition from academic writing to corporate writing, I’ve found that its core, both types of writing require the binding force of narrative to compel people to connect with an author’s or business owner’s ideas. Copywriting is perhaps more forceful in its purpose for it seeks to connect the company’s mission to its audience and persuade them to take action. Action could directly translate into the purchasing of a product or quite simply, having an audience identify with the story the brand represents. I have experience in researching, editing, blogging, grant writing, screenwriting, and web copy. If writer's block has got you stumped, or if you have any questions regarding the nature of reality, please feel more than welcome to connect with me at delializhernandez@gmail.com or visit my website at www.DeliaHernandez.com. Open invites welcome! You can also follow my quirky writing adventures at https://www.facebook.com/DeliaLHernandez.