Story
Atlas
A division of Fatelink dedicated to serving creative seekers through online education and creative consultations.
Why we are different
Before the pandemic, we were known for a topic-based approach to in-person acting classes. One cycle, we studied scripts that dealt with death and dying, the next we’d study monologues, followed by a cycle on dreamwork as applied to acting. Now, we use this same spirit of dynamic shifts in perspective to personalize solutions for actors and screenwriters facing the creative, pragmatic, and emotional challenges required to hatch compelling work. If you’re curious, book a session here! And we keep our community alive through monthly members-only livestreams on Patreon, and the occasional get-together IRL.
You can link up with our online education tools on the Fatelink YouTube channel, and also receive extra bonus content by signing up to become a Patreon member. We hope to see you there!
The ARTIST’s Life is a battle.
Training is essential.
We are a small studio, proud of big results. We count our success in terms of realizations. Really, we do. (But seeing clients find traditional success is cool, too).
Clients
Scenes
Characters
Realizations
Hunter Lee Hughes
Hunter Lee Hughes founded the production company Fatelink in 2008 and formed its creative consultant division StoryAtlas in 2013.
He’s best known for writing, directing, and acting in the feature film Guys Reading Poems. Other favorite projects include Fate of the Monarchs, The Sermons of John Bradley and Winner Takes All. More recently, Hunter wrote and directed the theater piece, Nathaniel Quinn: Filmmaker. His second feature film is set to go into production in early Summer, 2024.
Hunter’s approach to acting combines an interest in depth psychology with the pragmatic concerns of executing creative work on a tight schedule on set.
