Fans Decide.Stories Get Made.
I Am A Fan is where fans decide which stories deserve to exist — and then help make it happen.
No studio gatekeepers. No focus groups. Just real people raising their hands and saying, “I'd watch that.” That's where every great story ought to start.
Free to join. We'll only write when there's a story worth your time.
How It Works
Here's the whole idea
See the story.
We find creators with stories worth telling — films, documentaries, the kind of thing that sticks with you after the credits.
Raise your hand.
If a story grabs you, you tell us: “I’d watch that.” That’s it. Your voice is the vote.
Help make it happen.
When enough fans stand up for a story, it gets made — and you were part of it from day one. You’ll be able to say you believed in it before anybody else did.
Stories already rolling
These are the stories in front of fans right now. One question decides everything: would you watch it?
Featured Story
Our first story is already rolling
TO SAVE A SON is a new film from Dallas director Norry Niven — six-time Emmy winner and creator of GET BACK UP. A story of hope, redemption, and transformation: it follows Louis Harrell Jr. from the depths of addiction and loss to a turning point on a lonely Texas road — revealing hard truths, restoring hope, and rebuilding broken families.
This is the first story we're putting in front of you. Not asking for a dime — just asking the question that matters:
Would you watch this?
If the answer's yes, put your name down. Every hand raised tells this story's team — and the folks deciding its future — that the audience is already here, waiting.
The Founding Crew
The Team Behind I Am A Fan
Jerry “J-Man” JoynerSpokesperson & Host, Find Your Brightside 
Andrew White 
Jonathan Murphy 
Randy Newberry 
Shlomo Einhorn
A note from Jerry
Howdy — I'm Jerry Joyner. Folks know me from Find Your Brightside, where I sit down with people who've been knocked flat and got back up anyway. After hundreds of those conversations, I kept running into the same thing: incredible stories that never get made because somebody in a boardroom didn't see the numbers. I Am A Fan is my answer to that. I figure the people best qualified to decide which stories get told are the people who'll actually watch them. That's you.
— Jerry “J-Man” Joyner
