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Rick Stevenson is a writer, director, and producer from Seattle, Washington . Early life. Stevenson holds a DPhil from Oxford University, a master's degree from the London School of Economics and a bachelor's degree in history from Whitman College in Washington State. Career.
Rick Stevenson is a personal story mentor who has interviewed over 6000 people and created The 5000 Days Project and StoryQ Method. He helps individuals unlock their emotional immune systems and become self-empowered game-changers through storytelling.
Filmmaker. Philosopher. Listener. Rick Stevenson is leading the practice of guided verbal journaling and to unlock self-discovery, emotional intelligence and personal narrative empowerment.
Led by Dr. Rick Stevenson, our personal story mentors include professionals with backgrounds in counseling, youth education, life-coaching, and documentary filmmaking. Our team undergoes 5000 Days training and annual review.
Rick Stevenson has filmed over 6500 in-depth interviews across 6 continents using his StoryQ method of inquiry dedicated to raising emotional intelligence. He is a creative and passionate combination of award-winning filmmaker and Doctor of Philosophy from Oxford University.
Rick Stevenson is a Seattle native who has worked in film and television in the US, Canada and UK. He has directed and produced projects such as Expiration Date, The Dinosaur Hunter, and Two Brothers, and has a PhD from Oxford University.
Rick Stevenson is a filmmaker, educator, and storyteller who founded several projects to help people discover and share their stories. Learn about his 5000 Days Project, StoryQ technology, Prodigy Camp, and Human Library Initiative.
