Does a screenwriter need to say what he does outside his scripts? No. But you can tell from the scripts anyway, so I'd rather tell it myself.
I'm bad at letting things be. When something catches my attention, I start pulling at it and don't stop until it moves. In a writing career that's an advantage. In everyday life it's occasionally exhausting for everyone involved.
Here are three stories that have nothing to do with film: one about a woman and a successful break-in, one about a missing curb, and one about a shrew named Sandro.
At home
Darja
Stefan and Sonja, two cats
Bernau, near Berlin
On the side
Citizens’ initiative for a safer street
A found-animal assistant app for wildlife
Conversations with parties, authorities, and the mayor
Ongoing
Too many ideas
Not enough shelves
A notebook that’s never there when you need it
None of it has anything to do with screenplays.
All of it ends up in one eventually.