Overview:
Presence News speaks with award-winning screenwriter Monte Albers de Leon about his vision for life ten years from now — from autonomous transportation to eco-conscious living — and explores his remarkable success across international film and script festivals.
“Driverless Cars, Alcohol-Free Cocktails, and Eco-Conscious Travel”
In an exclusive interview with Presence News, award-winning screenwriter Monte Albers de Leon offered his forward-looking take on what daily life may look like a decade from now. His insights paint a world both technologically advanced and socially evolved.
“Ride shares will be driverless and autonomous, and cars will be mostly electric,” said Monte. “Cocktails will have more alcohol-free alternatives to mocktails, and social media will be more integrated with other forms of commerce, such as shopping, banking, and movies. Food will be more meat-free, and travel and lodging will be more eco-conscious.”
Viewpoint
Monte’s view of the future reflects a thoughtful blend of sustainability, innovation, and lifestyle evolution. These themes also echo throughout his creative work. As a screenwriter, his debut script is currently under consideration by three production companies. It is also considered by over 50 international script and film festivals and contests. His storytelling is defined by a sharp sense of vision and imagination.
To date, Monte’s work has earned over 60 international awards and 72 laurels. Accolades include Best Inspirational Script, Best Sci-Fi, Best Dark Comedy, and Best Debut Filmmaker. He also received honors for Best Feature Script, Best First-Time Screenwriter, Best Screenplay on Religion, Best Screenwriting, Best Screenwriter, and Best Original Script.
His creative universe is showcased through his website The Parables. It continues to captivate judges, audiences, and industry professionals alike. Whether predicting the direction of human progress or crafting the next great screenplay, Monte Albers de Leon embodies the forward-thinking spirit of modern storytelling.
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