Podcast appearances and mentions of karel segers

In this episode of the Cinema Australia Podcast, host Matthew Eeles is joined by director Samuel Bartlett and actor Matt Doran to discuss their new Australian thriller, Intersection. When a conman discovers his son is abducted, he is forced to drive the city streets completing an escalating series of trials to appease his child’s kidnapper, and atone for his career of deception. Director Samuel Bartlett studied at the leading national Australian Film TV and Radio School, completed his Masters in Film at Sydney University, and studied story with renowned structure specialist Karel Segers. Matt Doran is a seasoned actor with over three decades of performing experience. In the 90s he was a mainstay character on the hit TV show Home and Away. This TV success launched his film career, working with Terrance Malick alongside Sean Penn in The Thin Red Line, then working with the Wachowski’s on The Matrix and with George Lucas in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones.

On this week’s episode of Film Rhapsody, Russell down with his mentor Karel Segers, for a one on one chat about writing, storytelling, and everything in between.  After years working as a story consultant, Karel has taught and lectured across the world, founding Immersion Screenwriting, and spearheading the Accelerator Pod that brought Russell and I together. He has played pivotal roles in helping writers take their writing to the next level, and just this year he played an important role in bringing the feature “Danger Close” to the cinemas.A few years ago, he stopped teaching his flagship screenwriting course The Story Series, at the height of its success. Students were loving the course, and kept coming back for seconds. But not enough writers to his taste finished their scripts. So, Karel developed an online course that would allow anyone to learn screenwriting from home, while actually writing every day.The course teaches screenwriting by osmosis, and is called Immersion Screenwriting. There are three versions of the course: The 'big boys' Platinum version, that runs for 6 months, or the standard version that runs for 50 days. You can take the standard version to learn writing for feature film or television, and the cost is USD$99, but we can offer our listeners discount of 50%!When you order the course, just enter the code PODCAST50 on checkout.To find the course, just navigate to http://screenwriting.coursesOr for more information, just email: k@tsd.im

Why is Tom Cruise always running in movies? Why should you really write that travel scene? Karel Segers reveals the hidden metaphor of movement in the movies, in a fascinating 45min free webinar for writers & filmmakers.

Karel Segers will give you detailed, practical advice and techniques. No best-of-the-web; only what he tried and tested, day in day out, and it works! A morning routine to kickstart creativity - and productivity. The ultimate list of superfoods and beverages. 7 hyper-productivity apps [you didn't know existed]. Tips on dealing with a necessary evil: money. Why goal-setting doesn’t work for all. How to keep your energy throughout the day. Being a great parent AND a successful creative. Building a lifestyle to support your dream - without guilt.

Karel Segers Referred by many as Australia's Robert McKee, Karel joins us to discuss #scriptchat, the Mystery Man and gives real advice to screenwriters! How important is a logline? What contributed to Toy Story 3's box office success? Can Hollywood be replaced as a film mecca? Learn how he went from radio show host to giving advice to screenwriters!