SHOW UP WITH LOVE

Volunteer

Give your time, your talent, or your enthusiasm, and help young adults write, film, and finish their stories.

No film experience needed. Just bring yourself.

Volunteers turn our ideas into real experiences: a warm welcome at the door, a smooth day on set, a young writer who finally finishes their script. Pick the role that fits your gifts and your schedule, and we will take it from there.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR

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SIX WAYS TO VOLUNTEER

Find the role that fits you

Choose one, or choose a few. You can select every role you are interested in on the sign-up form.

01

Event Volunteer

Welcome guests at the Heart Awards, screenings, and community events.

  • Check-in and greeting
  • Set up, décor, and break down
  • Ushering and guest support

TIME
One event at a time

02

Production Crew

Join our team on set when our cohort films their stories.

  • Production assistant on shoot days
  • Craft services and set support
  • Photos and behind-the-scenes video

TIME
Shoot days during Phase 2

03

Mentor and Teach

Share your craft with young writers and filmmakers.

  • Lead a workshop or masterclass
  • Guest artist talks
  • One-on-one mentoring

TIME
A single session or a season

04

Story Guide

For working screenwriters: guide one fellow from first idea to finished script.

  • Meet with your fellow once a week
  • Give honest, encouraging notes on pages
  • Join from anywhere in the country

TIME
Weekly during Phase 1

05

Host and Hire

Help our graduating fellows land paid work.

  • Host a fellow in a paid position
  • Give a career talk
  • Offer job shadowing

TIME
Flexible, by arrangement

06

Community Ambassador

Help more people find us.

  • Share our posts and events
  • Host an info session at work, church, or school
  • Tell a young adult about our program

TIME
Whenever you can

FOR WORKING SCREENWRITERS

Become a Story Guide

Story Guides are the writing partners behind Write What You Want to Believe. Each guide is paired with one fellow and walks with them through Phase 1, from first idea to a finished short screenplay. It is a volunteer role for experienced writers who want to pass it on.

WHAT WE ASK

  • ♥At least one network writing credit, or a win at a major film festival
  • ♥Able to meet with your fellow at least once a week during Phase 1
  • ♥Based anywhere in the country, since meetings can be virtual
  • ♥A generous, encouraging approach to notes

STORY GUIDES FROM OUR LAST COHORT

Al Miller

Al Miller

Carolyn Pierre-Outlar

Carolyn Pierre-Outlar

Heather Taylor

Heather Taylor

NEW

Host a fellow

Our graduating fellows have spent 24 weeks writing, collaborating, and working on a real film set. Alongside the craft, they do the inner work: getting clear on what they believe about themselves, naming the future they want, and practicing how to show up for it. Hosting a fellow helps them manifest the next chapter they wrote for themselves.

We welcome partners from every industry, not just film. Offices, shops, schools, studios, hospitals, nonprofits, and small businesses can all give a fellow a real start.

A fellow at work with a mentor

All placements are paid

We only place fellows in paid positions, because their time and talent have real value.

WHAT WE ASK OF EMPLOYERS

  • ♥A paid position: internship, apprenticeship, part-time, or full-time
  • ♥A point person who can supervise and support your fellow
  • ♥Real work that builds skills and experience
  • ♥A safe, respectful workplace

WHAT FELLOWS BRING

  • ♥24 weeks of training in writing, collaboration, and production
  • ♥Experience meeting deadlines on a real film set
  • ♥Inner work that builds clarity, confidence, and follow-through
  • ♥A clear sense of the future they are working toward

How hosting works

1

Tell us about the role

Share the position, pay, schedule, and what a great fit looks like.

2

We introduce fellows

We connect you with graduating fellows whose goals match your opening.

3

Interview and hire

You choose who to bring on, the same way you would any new team member.

4

We stay connected

We check in with you and your fellow to help the placement succeed.

HOW IT WORKS

Three simple steps

1

Sign up

Fill out the form and tell us which roles interest you.

2

We match you

A member of our team reaches out about upcoming opportunities that fit.

3

Show up with love

Join us, meet the team, and help make something beautiful.

Join us in creating something beautiful

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Becoming Love Project. Your time and energy help create spaces where stories are written, possibilities open up, and love takes center stage.

Complete the form and let us know in what capacity you would like to help. We will be in touch soon.

Women embracing and celebrating

Volunteer sign-up

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GOOD TO KNOW

Volunteer questions

Volunteering

Not at all. Many of our roles are about welcoming people, staying organized, and cheering others on. We will help you find the right fit.

It depends on the role. Event volunteers sign up one event at a time. Story Guides meet weekly during Phase 1. Ambassadors help whenever they can.

Event and production volunteers help in person in Metro Atlanta. Story Guides and Community Ambassadors can be anywhere in the country.

Most roles are for adults 18 and up. If you are younger and want to help, email us and we will look for a way to include you.

Yes. Before you start, we will walk you through your role, what to expect, and who to reach out to with questions.

Yes. We love hosting team volunteer days at events and on set. Mention your group on the form.

If you need hours confirmed for school, work, or an organization, let us know and we will be glad to help.

Volunteer roles are unpaid. Fellow placements through Host a Fellow are always paid positions.

Story Guides and Host a Fellow

Writers with at least one network writing credit, or a win at a major film festival, who can meet with their fellow at least once a week during Phase 1.

Yes. Story Guides can be anywhere in the country, since weekly meetings can happen virtually.

Story Guides walk with one fellow through Phase 1, from first idea to finished short screenplay.

Every industry is welcome: offices, shops, schools, studios, hospitals, nonprofits, and small businesses.

Yes. We only place fellows in paid internships, apprenticeships, or part-time and full-time jobs.

There is no fee to partner with us. You simply offer a paid position and a point person to support your fellow.

Email us at programs@becomingloveproject.org with the role, pay, and schedule, and we will reach out to talk through next steps.

Still have a question? Email programs@becomingloveproject.org

However you show up, you become part of the story