Who is Coyote Dreams Creative?

Well... (ahem)... a company of one. Eric Paulsen.

History

Some 25 years ago, Eric exited college stage left with a major in literature and writing along with minors in art, psychology, and drama tucked under his robe, and emerged into the "real world" naively wondering why companies didn't sponsor poets and playwrights.

He nabbed a freelance job for a film production company penning a script for a 16mm animated film promoting energy conservation, and a scriptwriting and directing career was born. While demonstrating his award-winning abilities to use a wide variety of conceptual approaches to convey information and motivation, Eric's reputation at effectively using dramatic and light-hearted approaches grew.After tossing multimedia into his professional bouillabaisse, Eric read William Gibson's "Neuromancer" in 1994, got wired, and added cyber-communication to his repertoire: interactive web sites, writing for e-zines, and digital storytelling.

While not serving up stories on digital platters and heaving them into the motivation-training-learning-information maelstrom that is modern communications, Eric writes, ponders, or dons his purple poncho to watch raging storms coming ashore onto Alki Beach.

Experience

1983-present: sole proprietor, Writer, Director/Creative Director, and Producer/Project Manager of Coyote Dreams Creative

1995-2001: contract writer for Boeing Writing Services and Boeing Leadership Center: web, video (writing, directing, producing), print.

1992-1994: Senior Writer/Director for The Eyes Multimedia Productions.

1988-1992: Lead Scriptwriter then Writer/Director/Producer at Boeing.

1981-1983: Advertising Director for 5 Day Camera, the fastest-growing retail camera chain in Washington at that time.

Before that: Writer, production assistant, photographer for Fine Arts Communicators/Industrial Media in Michigan. My first postgraduate job. Ahhhh.