Remy ,wearing a gray blazer over a white button-up, holds his arms wide with a big smile on his face
Remy ,wearing a gray blazer over a white button-up, holds his arms wide with a big smile on his face

Remy
W. Anders

As a multi-disabled kid, I found my refuge in stories. They were my guide to navigating a world that often felt alien—hostile. That’s why I became a storyteller—to build shelters with words so others wouldn’t be lost.

The most powerful stories are the ones that change how we see the world. They challenge our perceptions and illuminate hidden truths.

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If stories can be shelters, then they can also be the workshops where we forge the tools for liberation.

My work lives in that transitional space, exploring how the very experience of navigating a hostile world—of constantly reading its hidden dangers and unspoken rules—cultivates a unique and powerful form of insight.

I write about characters who learn to use this hard-won knowledge not just for their own solitary survival, but to begin the arduous, collective task of dismantling the barriers that hurt everyone.

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The refuge I found in stories was a temporary harbor from a storm of alienation, a place to hide and heal, But a story can be more than a shelter—

It can be a blueprint.

My own life has been a constant test of which systems are safe and which are toxic. I've been the canary in the coal mine for countless workplaces and institutions.

Now, I use that hard-won knowledge. I share these stories not just as warnings, but as maps.

I help organizations identify and dismantle the barriers that hurt everyone, turning hazardous environments into places where every person can not only survive, but truly breathe and belong.

Remy stands on stage speaking
Remy stands on stage speaking

This core belief in the power of narrative is the engine for all my work, from the sprawling worlds of film and TV to the focused frames of influencer activism.

The relentless pace of social media taught me to engineer stories for immediate resonance and lasting impact, a discipline that now fundamentally shapes my filmmaking.

The skill of capturing a audience mid-scroll, of building trust and community through distilled narrative, is the same precision I apply to framing a shot for cinema or structuring a season of television, ensuring every moment is built to connect and transform.

Remy walks along the sidewalk.
Remy walks along the sidewalk.