Events Calendar
June 2022
1-Day Virtual CLE Workshop. Villains never see themselves as Villains. They see themselves as Victors. Know your Villain’s Victor Story.
July 2022
2-Day Virtual: Learn the methods to preparing your expert witness in their right role from Jesse Wilson’s recently published book - Witness Preparation: How To Tell The Winning Story (Trial Guides).
August 2022
4-Day In Person Retreat: Gain in depth tools to explore your client's victor story, empower your cross examination by telling your villain's victor story and invite the jury to protect the underdog in the courtroom. You’ll be working hands-on with a small group of attorneys in a beautiful environment designed to feed the soul and empower you inside and outside the courtroom stage.
September 2022
2-Day In Person: Throughout this workshop, we will help you stretch your comfort zone and find powerful new ways to tell the right story: the winning story. Act I (Understanding Character) will begin with deep diving into 1-2 minute long stage monologues where we will challenge you to make “hot choices” to explore perspectives you may not have otherwise considered.
The mask does not conceal. It reveals. Explore the art and science of Storytelling and Human connection in the Santa Monica Mountains.
If you are looking for the most powerful way to tell your client's Victor story and your Villain's Victor story, working with the mask is a game-changing experience.
October 2022
2-Day In Person: In this 2 day groundbreaking workshop, working with renowned trial lawyer Mel Orchard and communications specialist and jury trial consultant Jesse Wilson, you will apply the most effective fundamental directing and storytelling techniques from the stage to help you discover and deliver the winning story to judges, mediators and jurors.
November 2022
1-Day Virtual: As criminal defense attorneys know all too well, the vast majority of our cases resolve without a trial. Recent research estimates that only between 3-6% of all cases end up in front of a jury, and, of those, over 70% result in some type of a conviction.