01On camera
Build your brand as you
Develop a confident point of view and connect directly with your audience.
Watch the cultureCreate around it
Woah Snap | Founder & WS Brand Architect Turn Your Screen Time Into Golden Opportunities
Screenpreneur is a membership for movie, TV and streaming fans who want to turn what they watch into their own content, on camera or faceless. It's $20 a month plus a one-time $100 activation fee.
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Reviewed by Jamal RogersWoah Snap | Founder & WS Brand Architect
Reviewed by Jamal RogersWoah Snap | Founder & WS Brand Architect01$20 / MonthOr $197 a year
02$100 One-TimeActivation fee
03On CameraOr faceless
04Movies & TVPlus streaming news
Create with purpose
One show you love.
A lot of things to make.
You already watch. Screenpreneur's idea is to add your own point of view, so the same show can become a video, a newsletter, a podcast or a short.
- 01DiscoverFollow what is new in theaters, on TV and on streaming, plus the entertainment news that shapes it.
- 02DevelopFind an angle only you can own, so your content adds something new instead of repeating a recap.
- 03CreatePublish on a steady weekly rhythm, on camera or faceless, with honest sourcing and disclosure.
Your way
Two ways to create
Screenpreneur teaches both, so you can pick the one that fits you.
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02Faceless
Create without being seen
Use research, voiceover, editing and visual storytelling instead of your face.
The real numbers
What it costs
Straight from Screenpreneur's own sign-up page.
Monthly
$20/ month
Renews automatically until you cancel
- Plus a one-time $100 activation fee
- $120 total your first month
- Then $20 a month
Yearly · best value
$197/ year
Saves $43 compared with paying monthly
- Plus the same one-time $100 activation fee
- $297 total your first year
- Then $197 a year
Straight talk: the $100 activation fee is paid directly to the person who referred you. That is how members earn when they share Screenpreneur. Income is never guaranteed, and most people who join any referral program earn little or nothing. When this page was written, Screenpreneur said its creator training was coming soon, so look at what is available today before you pay.
The creators
Two fans.
One shared vision.
Screenpreneur was started by Steven and Lanacia Rachel, a husband-and-wife team who love movies, TV and the conversations after the credits roll. Their focus is original commentary, careful sourcing and honest disclosure, not repeating what everyone else says.
““I believe your screen is more than just a place to watch movies, shows, and entertainment. It’s a place to discover your passion, create content, build your brand, and turn what you love into opportunity. Don’t just watch the screen. Become a Screenpreneur!” — Mr. Woah Snap | WS Brand Architect”
Who it's for
- Movie and TV fansYou already watch a lot and have opinions about it.
- People who want to createVideos, newsletters, podcasts or shorts about what you love.
- Camera-shy creatorsA faceless path with voiceover and editing.
- Anyone who wants straight answersThe real costs, including the activation fee, up front.
Why I Joined Screenpreneur
My own experience, in my own words. Jamal
I joined Screenpreneur because I love movies, TV shows, sports, and entertainment. As Mr. Woah Snap, I’m always looking for creative ways to build my brand and turn my passions into opportunities.
Screenpreneur fits perfectly into my WS TakeOver vision. It’s about creating content, connecting with people, and building something bigger.
Don’t just watch the screen. Become a Screenpreneur!
Jamal Rogers
Questions
Screenpreneur FAQ
01What is Screenpreneur?
Screenpreneur is a membership built around movies, TV and streaming. The site covers what to watch and entertainment news, and its Creator Hub teaches fans how to turn their point of view into original content like videos, newsletters and podcasts.
02How much does Screenpreneur cost?
According to the Screenpreneur sign-up page, the membership is $20 a month or $197 a year. There is also a separate one-time $100 activation fee, paid in the next step of sign-up directly to the person who referred you.
03Where does the $100 activation fee go?
The sign-up page says the one-time $100 activation fee is paid directly to your referrer, the person whose link you joined through. That is how members earn when they refer someone.
04Does the membership renew automatically?
Yes. The sign-up page says the monthly membership renews automatically at $20 a month until you cancel. The yearly option is billed $197 a year.
05Who started Screenpreneur?
Screenpreneur was started by Steven and Lanacia Rachel, a husband-and-wife team who describe themselves as lifelong movie and TV fans.
06Do I have to be on camera?
No. Screenpreneur describes two paths: on camera, where you build a brand as yourself, and faceless, where you create with research, voiceover, editing and visual storytelling.
07Is the creator training ready?
When this page was written, Screenpreneur’s site said its creator training was coming soon. Check what is available inside before you join so you know exactly what you are paying for today.
08Is my income guaranteed?
No. Screenpreneur itself says “no shortcuts or income promises.” Most people who join any referral program earn little or nothing. Results depend on your own work.
Don't just watchCreate
Take a look at Screenpreneur
Tap below to see the Screenpreneur sign-up page with Jamal as your referrer. Read the costs and the refund policy there before you pay.
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Still deciding?
More questions
01What is the refund policy?
You agree to Screenpreneur’s Refund and Cancellation Policy at sign-up. Read it on the sign-up page before you pay, and ask your referrer how the $100 activation fee is handled if you change your mind.
02Who is Screenpreneur best for?
People who already love movies, TV and streaming and want to create content about them, on camera or faceless, with guidance on finding an angle and publishing responsibly.
03What do I need to start creating?
A phone and a point of view are enough to start. Screenpreneur’s Creator Hub recommends starting with the tools that matter and upgrading only when the work demands it.