Get Your Story Straight

Get Your Story Straight

By Karl Williams and Bill TrueEducationHow To
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Get Your Story Straight episodes

  • Jack Kauffman

    Bill & Karl discuss an email cold query Bill had recently received from a writer he doesn't know, and they work with Jack on his brand, speaking new idea for a feature film script.

    57 min
  • Suzy Stein & Fernando Perez

    Karl & Bill talk about how to format text conversations in scripts, and help Suzy & Fernando with the logline and structure for their rewrite of their rom-com feature.

    1 hr 7 min
  • Doug Spaltro

    Bill & Karl talk about the "Big 'O'!" They also help Doug as he contemplates a rewrite for his feature script based on personal experience.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Jeremy Wadzinski

    Karl & Bill introduce the new segment title and also talk about when new writers base their main characters too close to themselves. Then they help Jeremy as he seeks to adapt his feature story into a TV series.

    1 hr 18 min
  • Jon Winslow

    Bill and Karl tackle the problem of "two main characters," and help Jon with his action feature, BAD BAYOU.

    59 min
  • Patrick Hegarty

    Karl and Bill launch not one, but two terrific contests for listeners, stir up controversy as they upend the "write what you know" axiom, and help Patrick Hegarty with his in-progress psychological horror feature, THIN.


    1 hr 10 min
  • Laura Malatos & Helen Sun

    Bill & Karl talk about writers that have difficulty taking notes on their work, and then help Laura Malatos & Helen Sun with their series TV drama about a company that pull of massive marketing stunts.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Jim Picariello

    Karl and Bill kick off their new podcast! They talk about the difference between ideas and stories, and help Maine-based screenwriter Jim Picariello with with his dark rom-com about cults.

    1 hr 24 min

About Get Your Story Straight

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Join screenwriters and professors Karl Williams and Bill True as they help writers fix vexing problems with their works in progress!