Most people carry their vision as a vague hope. In one day with Hedley Cohan you put it into words: your Lifescript, the actual script of your Vision Movie.
Then we film it. Not with cameras — with AI, starring a younger you, in the prime of your life.
Six days later you walk into a room of your friends and family, and you show them who you are about to become.
You are not left alone with the technology. Hedley created the Vision Movie in 2006, and has directed television for forty years. He guides the script, the production and the vision itself.
A Vision Movie is the most life-affirming and optimistic act of your life.
The workshop is education and a creative experience. It is not medical, psychological or financial advice, and it makes no promise about your health, your body or your lifespan. More.
Judy’s Vision Movie
Saturday or Sunday, 10 am – 5 pm. In the morning you write your Lifescript with Hedley’s guidance. In the afternoon we begin production: your younger self, your soundtrack, your first scenes.
The Friday after, 11 am – 5 pm. You have had a week with your movie. Now we fix what is not working, polish what is, and finish it — in both 9:16 and landscape.
That Friday evening, 7 pm. Dress up. Bring the people who love you. One by one, the finished Vision Movies are played, and your friends and family see your vision unveiled.
Two finished Vision Movies: Judy’s, and Hedley’s own. Yours will be as personal as these.
You, thirty years younger, in pristine health — the star of every scene.
Thirty scenes drawn from your own Lifescript. You direct every one.
A cinematic poem about two and a half minutes long, set to the soundtrack of your life.