East spends the night with Remey on Ram work and a truer view of the bear story for “At Poem Lake”. Music by: Hanna Ekstrom, Anna Dager “Rails” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Ram tells - the bear story- within East’s latest play “At Poem Lake”. Music by: Hanna Ekstrom, Anna Dager “Frozen Swan” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

East is home alone, late after a long rehearsal. He wanders in thought around the work that has yet to be done on his latest script “At Poem Lake”. Music by: Gavin Luke “Finding Melody” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

A boy and a bat on a Halloween night. Music by: Jobii “Delhi Dusk” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Send us a text This AccuNet Back Pocket Webinar will showcase the preferred solution of Single Source that connects to an Acumatica instance for the creation of documents a company needs as support for operations and a searchable Questionnaire to secure client feedback. Single Source Systems Inc.–Software for Service Companies Music by: Gerhard Fen…

Send us a text We are pleased to share this episode with our clients and any business considering an ERP switch. Libby the Director of Administration at Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, a long-time client of AccuNet went through a dramatic financial and PR and HR system change. She shares her experiences, candid view, and reason…

As the story continues we are introduced to Gen in a curious unfolding of scenes that connect Faye and Antonio. Music by: Silver Maple “In Remembrance” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Alex calls Cora to share something he penned. Words from a mood from a pattern of opinions. Music by: Rikard From “The Story Untold” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Skip a lad of 20 lived on the south side of Chicago with his uncle. He worked as a mechanic’s assistant in the train yards under the belly of the beasts. Words that frame the Stills of Alexander. Music by: Rikard From “Life in Bits and Pieces” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Alex wasn’t sure of his path for the evening… until he met Skip. Music by: Rikard From “First Drops of Rain” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Finn discovers a new friend, his island, his people, his home. This is ha. This is the first episode of their encounter. Music by: Trevor Kowalski “Watercolor Motion II” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Send us a text An intro to the scripted demo of a webinar that highlights the power of a Full Project Management Tool that connects to Acumatica Projects and provides greater details and visibility for not only project managers but all who participate in your corporate projects. About ProjectManager ProjectManager is a cloud-based project managemen…

As Finn returns to the island of the ha’s he comes upon the two he met there before in the 10 dream years they shared together. Though another 5 dream years have now passed they each vow to return again on the other side of the Sweet Sea. Music by: Hampus Naeselius “Remembering a Heartbeat” Copyright https://jemorin.com/…

My heart breaks for any child as poor Elijah. This…should be our cause. (A full response will be created in my fictional story entitled “Northland”.) Music by: Gavin Luke “Touchless” Photo : Seehafernews.com Story: https://nypost.com/2024/09/13/us-news/elijah-vues-remains-found-by-hunters-nearly-7-months-after-wisconsin-tot-vanished-cops/ Help: htt…

Send us a text How many of you are worried about losing data when transitioning to a new more efficient system like Acumatica? This webinar showcases DataSelf and how it simplifies reporting for Acumatica and your other business applications and provides superior business insight for both staff and management. DataSelf's BI-based Reporting combines…

On a day at the end of summer East recalls the dragonfly and the importance of allowing freedom to find its way. Music by: Rikard From “Dragonfly” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

East wanders the night, with camera in hand, on a quest to find another work of art, to engage with and shoot, stills that frame the story. Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

A moment of truth as East begins to unfold. Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

East moves from the years of an emotional dramatic past to a new place, a new stage upon which he will share his creative voice. Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Soundtrack to a documentary poetic film, recorded on a warm day in August with Killian. Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

The quest to return to what he knew before, to where he was on the other side of the Blessings as a child. Finn now is finally able to find passage past the many calls and cries of the children he knew along each journey, to the land of who he once was. Music by: Hampus Naeselius “I See You” Copyright https://jemorin.com/…

The quest to return to what he knew before, to where he was on the other side of the Blessings as a child. Finn now is finally able to find passage past the many calls and cries of the children he knew along each journey, to the land of who he once was. Soundtrack only words/Story to follow. Music by: Hampus Naeselius “I See You” Copyright https://…

An introduction to the character of Alexander Lennon, the lead in a number of screenplays, written under the umbrella of “Stills”. Music by: David Celeste “Into the Forest I Go” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Leonitus longs for that one who left, who became only his loss, allowing him to cross into others and then away again. Music by: Gavin Luke “Thread the Needle” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Send us a text What a fantastic concept to be able to pull data into a data mart environment, that allows clients to retain and continue to report off that data. AND then marry it with the new data received from Acumatica. DataSelf does exactly that. In this back pocket webinar that AccuNet is hosting, we will present the story of a company that fi…

Finn returns to Boston - “You know, where we go every summer”. He wants to slip on the other side of the waves. Music by: Lotus “Mayhap” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

These are the opening scenes that introduce the main characters in a feature script entitled “Genesis Again”. Music by: Silver Maple “Unspoken” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Send us a text After a successful first run of this series in the fall of last year, we wanted to revisit with three new preferred Acumatica solution and technology partners. In the coming months we will be sending out more details along with a registration link to each of the webinars that will run September through November of this year. Music by…

Send us a text Meet Becky the Director of ERP Business Solutions at AccuNet.By Jeffrey Morin

Send us a text My name is Jeffrey Morin, and I work mainly as the Acumatica Implementation Project Manager at AccuNet, along with other more creative tasks like marketing and helping define our brand. That is the purpose of the Accu-Podcast, as this is the first official episode. I wanted to set the mood and let you know what our intentions are wit…

Send us a text Velixo a powerful reporting solution designed for Acumatica users and built by Acumatica experts. It enhances the core reporting and budgeting experience within Acumatica through its proprietary Excel add-in, real-time querying engine, purpose-built functions, and integrated exploration features…

Send us a text At AccuNet we understand the struggle many companies have in finding the right fit to handle payroll and still accommodate all the HR requirements to run a business. We were pleased to discover Inova, a certified Acumatica partner. In this webinar we plan to show the product and the connectivity to Acumatica.…

Send us a text What’s in your back pocket? Isn’t that the saying? What do you keep your back pocket “just in case you need it…” We want to give you something to keep there just in case you need it. Because we know your day is coming!By Jeffrey Morin

The formation of “Cave” and the twists of color upon his walls. Prelude. Music by: Silver Maple “In Remembrance” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Alexander awaits the arrival of two dear friends. It will be their first visit to his Villa after a long absence. The reason for the visit? To share with them a new story and the psychological twists within. Music by: Gavin Luke “Cold Winds” Photo: Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum A screenplay / series Copyright https://jemorin.com/…

Finn says goodbye to his Grandma the day he begins his adventure. Music by: Karolina Gabel and Aerian “Whelve” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Leonitus walks through an evening wood. Music by: Ruiqi Zhao “Falling into Ashes” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

A woman sits by her home and waits. Music by: Magnus Ludviggson “Dialogue” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Finn is 24 now and at a turning point in his life. In this opening scene of my screenplay, he deals with the tough passage of his Grandpa. Music By: Gavin Luke “Idiosyncrasies” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

The inner workings of East as he ponders the course of things. “Play with me in this manor, on open fields of promise, allowing plight to no longer have its way.” Music by: Aerian & Karoliina Gabel “Whist” Image: Open Art AI “Young Fool in a Field” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Finn wasn’t sure of most things, but he was quite certain of the adventures he could find after the blessings and within a night of sound sleep. Music by: Silver Maple “Unspoken” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Another scene from within the story, is part of the poetic novel the trio created in the summer at the cottage. Performed at The Cockton by Ace. Though an intense scene this is only one element of the story, introducing one level of the plot and one character. In all, the story is alive with life and difference written in a Shakespearian style. Mus…

A trio of characters reside at a cottage for the summer, to relax, and create a poetic novel. At the end of their stay they host a party. The Cockton is a poetry slam with friends and fellow poets, who share their art while dining on a feast of fowl, fruits and other exotic tastes. A feature screenplay. This is the opening scene. Music by: Curved M…

“Tin Can” End of Act One. It is a moment on the week before Tin leaves for school, when he discovers a truth regarding his mom. Music by: Civet Cat “The Center of Everything” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Opening scene from a short script. The story of an older man lost in memories. Music by: Brendon Moeller “The Vaal” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Tin grew up inside the most unconventional of homes. A studio actually, one of movement, where a dance troop resided, from which he was conceived and brought through 17 years of life. Unlike most of us with at least one parent, he had a troop of parents but none took full ownership of his origins. He did not know from whom he came. But now it was t…

Time for a new… Music by: Gavin Luke “Greater than You or I” Image by: Jason deCaires Taylor Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Words from Bumpy, recorded as a preparation for a transition to an unabridged life. “It’s always after I finished writing and recording a piece of poetry that I feel I can just…disappear here.” Music by: Gavin Luke “Dissipate” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin

Finn could not sleep that night. He was worried by the images he had seen in class earlier that day, of the Indian Ocean. The vastness frightened him. The blessings took him there that night, were he met the delightful Auqualina. Music by: S. A. Karl “Wren” Image by: Fractus Barnsley https://wonderl.ink/@fractus Copyright https://jemorin.com/…

A grandson shares the story of his granddad, in a difficult transition from verbal to hyper verbal and a moment of his life that now is unabridged. Scene one of a new story I hope to take to stage. Music by: Gavin Luke “Courage” Copyright https://jemorin.com/By Jeffrey Morin