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Screenwriter, Storyteller, Songwriter

Imaginative, Inspirational, Funny, and Relatable

Hello, my name is Richard Oshen. I am a screenwriter and children’s book author. I live in a small cabin in the middle of God’s country – also known as the San Bernadino National Forest. This forest wasn’t always my home. I lived in a different type of forest most of my life – the kind where I couldn’t see it for the trees – Los Angeles. You may be wondering how I got here. Let me tell you a story…

Screenwriting

I’m passionate about the process of taking an unmanifest vision in my mind and writing it into existence. A well-written screenplay reads like a stream of consciousness unfolding like a dream, where the dreamer is at once the observer of the dream and the protagonist. I love that.

Storytelling

My stories spark a deeper conversation between children and their parents, creating a deeper bond.

Media

Whenever I write a story, there’s always a soundtrack in my head playing as I visualize scenes. Some musical ideas are motivated by specific moments within a scene while other times it’s just me exploring different themes.

My Latest Blog Posts

Pete The Squirrel Rocking the New Year

HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM PETE!

HAPPY NEW YEAR! May the coming year bring new opportunities, endless joy, and cherished moments for you and your loved ones. Here’s to health, happiness,

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Theatrical lights shining on stage

SEASON OF MIRACLES

“Season of Miracles” New Song by Richard Oshen “Season of Miracles” is a poignant country song bI wthat illuminates the extraordinary moments that grace our

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Happy forest animals dancing around a Christmas Tree!

PETE’S CHRISTMAS CARD !

Merry Christmas  and  Season’s Greetings  from Pete! 🌟 Hello, Everyone! I’m thrilled to extend my heartfelt wishes to you all this holiday season. May your

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Enter Pete's world!

When a curious squirrel with a passion for walnuts sees a big bowl filled with his favorite treat on the other side of a window – he wants them – and a puny window-screen is not going to stop this determined squirrel.