Nat Segaloff

Nat Segaloff always wanted to write and produce, but it took him several careers before he learned how to get paid for it. He was a journalist covering the motion picture business for the "Boston Herald "but has also been a studio publicist, college teacher, entertainment critic, and author. In 1996 he formed the multimedia production company Alien Voices with actors Leonard Nimoy and John de Lancie and produced five bestselling, fully dramatized audio plays for Simon & Schuster: "The Time Machine", "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "The Lost World", "The Invisible Man", and "The First Men in the Moon "all of which feature "Star Trek" cast members. Additionally, his teleplay for "The First Men in the Moon" was the first-ever TV/Internet simulcast and was presented live by the Sci-Fi Channel. He has also written narrative concerts for the Los Angeles Philharmonic and celebrity events, is a script consultant, and was a contributing writer to "Moving Pictures" magazine.