When Life Needs a Scene…

There are moments in life that deserve more than reality gives them.Moments that need weight.
Moments that need presence.
Moments that need a stranger to step out of nowhere
and change the air in the room.That’s where I come in.

THIS IS THE BEGINNING
-D3-

A Cinematic Presence You Can Call Into Your World

I am not hired for noise.
I am hired for meaning.Think of me as a character who steps into your life on cue —
a figure with purpose, timing, and intention.You give me the moment.
I bring the scene.

Choose the Role Your Story Needs

• The Messenger
A quiet figure who arrives with a note, a gift, or a truth that needs to be delivered with gravity.• The Stranger
Mysterious. Unpredictable. A presence that feels written into the moment.• The Catalyst
I open the scene — turning your birthday, date, quest, or surprise into something unforgettable.• The Guardian
Someone steady in moments that feel tense, uncertain, or heavy.• The Guide
A voice that speaks exactly what needed to be said, in the exact way it needed to be heard.• The Actor
A fully crafted character built for your world, your moment, your vision.

How We Turn the
Ordinary
Into the Epic

1. You tell me the moment you want to create.2. We choose the tone — silent, mysterious, warm, commanding, prophetic.3. I appear exactly where you need me.4. The world tilts for a moment.
A memory is made.

Cinematic Rates

• Scene One — $50
A short appearance. Sharp, purposeful, impactful.• Scene Two — $120
A full dramatic beat.
Time for presence, dialogue, emotion.• Full Sequence — $250
Scripted. Multi-location. Designed like a mini-film.• Recording Add-On — $25
Voice or video recorded in character for your moment.

Before You Summon Me

I don’t threaten.
I don’t impersonate police or medical roles.
I don’t break laws or cross boundaries.This service is symbolic, cinematic, and built on presence — not confrontation.

Tell me the moment you want brought to life.

“Founder of D3 — born from grit, raised on imagination, dedicated to transforming simple moments into cinematic experiences.”