Gregory is the director of the cryptocurrency-focused short film referred to as TULIP. It offers a glimpse of the power that financial influencers have in driving the business as significant voices of the community, and it does so by showcasing this influence. The tulip bulb frenzy that occurred in the Netherlands during the Golden Age in the 17th century is considered to be the first asset bubble in the history of the world. TULIP was called after this event. He believed that giving it the name TULIP will provide the cryptocurrency community with a novel way of thinking about the word "tulip" by associating it with the new cryptocurrency. The movie does not solely concentrate on imparting a single piece of advice to its viewers; rather, it features a great deal that audiences should be on the lookout for as they watch it.

Even though Gregory has not been working in this industry for very long, he has already accomplished a number of noteworthy career milestones. Perhaps his most noteworthy achievement was being accepted into the Rhode Island International Film Festival for the first time as a filmmaker. Even though his film did not take home any hardware, it was screened alongside two other films that ended up taking home the awards for best feature film and best first-time director. Gregory is proud of the contribution he made to the TULIP project. "For my first film, which I also wrote and directed, I was able to shoot scenes in a foreign nation even though I didn't know the language there. According to Greg, "I believe this is a testament to my ability to build relationships and trust with a team regardless of the circumstances."

It was a logistical nightmare trying to adhere to safety production guidelines for a cast and crew of twenty people while he was developing a script during the pandemic. He had an original script that he discarded because it was too expensive, and he had an original script that he scrapped because it was too costly. His greatest challenge in the industry was developing a script while the pandemic was in effect. The constraints of the set forced him to develop a movie with fewer moving parts, which was a challenge for his creative side that led to a remarkable end product. In addition to that, when he changed the site where they were filming, he ran into yet another difficulty. The production was initially going to take place in Boston; however, the film producer Patrick lived in Prague, and there was still a travel ban in place for European citizens. Because the main character, Mr. Biz, was not supposed to be residing in Prague when the decision to move the setting was made, Gregory needed to make some alterations to the script in order to provide the necessary context.

Gregory encourages individuals who are interested in filmmaking to not be overly possessive of their narratives. This is not to imply that your script is not unique and important; on the contrary, you should celebrate the times when you are forced to make difficult choices that will affect the course of the story or the production. This paves the way for Gregory to develop mental flexibility, which allows him to view change as an opportunity to make the story better.

Gregory hopes that in a few years he will be represented by an agency as a commercial director, and in the meantime, he will continue to work on developing his screenplays. He aspires to make a living doing this, to see the world, and to share a variety of tales and experiences with people whose lives have been very different from his own. His ultimate objective at this point is to direct his next movie in a different nation. There is no question in anyone's mind that Gregory will bring a fresh perspective to the world of filmmaking thanks to the doggedness and creativity that he is bringing to the film industry.