B-Roll

Rob got married last Saturday so the boys decided to do a shorter episode this week which they've so aptly titled a "Quick Flick". The boys recorded this episode and the previous episode back-to-back but things will be back to normal next week. Rob's turn to come up with suggestions this week and the boys finally land on the film "Girl Vanish". The Gone Girl reboot starring Casey Affleck instead of Ben. The boys roll horror so the film takes a very strange turn where it becomes more Saw than Gone Girl. Squash Boston (Casey Affleck) is accused of murdering his wife, Squamy, who mysteriously disappears. While in attendance at a press conference, one woman who looks familiar asks Squash to a local diner to get more answers. Who is this mysterious lady? Is it Squash's wife? Will we find all of this out? The answer is yes in this horror reboot of Gone Girl. It's 'Girl Vanish'! Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre, theater

So, a long title for this one. Rob's getting married this Saturday so the boys decided to do a shorter episode this week which they've so aptly titled a "Quick Flick". The boys recorded this episode and the next episode back-to-back but things will be back to normal once Rob is a married man. This week they took suggestions from the community for the second ever Community Special episode. They finally decide upon the film "Taxi Rider", starring Patrick Stewart as a talking car after his body was transferred after being victim to a hit-and-run accident. Him and his son must then hunt down the man who killed him to get some vigilante justice. It's the talking car film starring Patrick Stewart that you never knew you needed. It's "Taxi Rider". Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre, theater

Matt outdoes himself this week with his film idea. A horror police procedural following the Maritime Murderer. Fishermen are dying left, right and center and it's up to Derek Bowie, the Captain of the Coast Guard Homicide department to put a stop to this maritime menace. It's what the press are calling "The Zodiac killer of the sea", complete with cryptic messages written using pieces of flesh attached to hooks. Things get personal and maybe Derek shouldn't trust the people around him. Everyone's a suspect but maybe Derek can use his seatime detective skills and put a stop to the killer. It's "Hook, Line and Murder". There's also a lot of discussion about the pronunciation of the word 'buoy' so prepare yourselves for that. Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre, theater

So we're attempting taking a second run at a film that we think got title wrong. Last time it was Baby Driver (where's the baby Edgar?!) and this time it's the Brad Pitt film Legends of the Fall. We get it, maybe the fall was metaphorical but we demand someone fall from somewhere high! Our film follows our clumsy hero who comes back from Vietnam and is shunned by his community after his injuries cause him to embarrass himself in front of the whole village. He gets sent to the drunk tank and meets a daring stuntman who gives him the push he needs. After a murder plot and some homoerotic subtext we finally get the fall we demanded. Join us this week for "Legends of the Fall". Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre, theater

See? We are back to a regular schedule! Last week wasn't a one-off and we're gonna be hitting Thursday every week from here on out. It was Matt's turn to suggest his movie titles this week and the boys ended up settling upon "Tuesdays with Meathead". An old man named Edgar is sent to a retirement home after hearing the voice of God where he must share a room with his high school bully. Times have changed but his school-rival, Marty, hasn't. Edgar falls in love for the first time since the death of his wife with whom he decides to prank Marty and get his own-back one final time. What could that prank be? Saran wrap on the toilet? A bucket of water over a door? Cutting his hands off with an axe? Find out on B-Roll! P.S. Matt seems to dislike Rogue One. Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre, theater

The boys are back from a 2 week medical hiatus and start the show by apologizing and then going into graphic detail why they couldn't record. Skip the first 10 minutes or so if you don't want to hear about Rob's intestines. Rob makes some suggestions this week but they finally land upon Baby Driver: the Edgar Wright film that the boys think Edgar didn't quite get right regarding the title. The first question the boys want answered is: Edgar, where's the baby? It then becomes a fantasy film about a chariot racer whose soul is transferred into a baby as it is being born. It's a tale of high fantasy of elves and chariot-men with whips for hands and I think we can all agree that the boys' film is a superior vision and Edgar should be ashamed of himself. Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre, theater

The boys are sticking to the basics again this week and decide on the film A Most Magical Rose. A fedora-wearing basement-dweller needs to find a date for his sister's wedding. Due to lacking any social skills, he ventures into Christopher Walken's shop (the one from Click, Nine Lives and maybe Gremlins) to purchase a personal pleasure doll. Little does he know, the doll is able to put a little bit too much magic into his love life. It's a tale as old as time itself. Boy meets girl. They decide to get married. The girl's creepy brother brings a sex doll to their wedding and ruins the whole thing. Classic. Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre

Back to basics and where it all began this week. Rob pitches 5 random generator ideas just like how he used to way, way back. Matt picks Polite Front, a valet service who are hiding something behind a lavish exterior. TV personality Rordon Gamsay visits for his TV show Valet Nightmares and finds a secret hiding in an abandoned car parking facility. Rordon and a young valet must then fight the mafia and police corruption to get to the bottom of the mysterious container. Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre

Coming at you this week with cuts so deep you won't know where they came from. We've got both deep cuts about Friends and David Schwimmer's dick magic and the deepest of Kevin Spacey cuts. Get out the band-aids cos these cuts are deeeeep. Matt's turn to pitch this week and a lack of preparation leads the boys to the romantic comedy Monkey Business. A pharmaceutical executive is swapped, Freaky Friday style, into the body of a monkey after an incident at the monkey nightclub Bänänä. Our businessman must then navigate his life as a monkey while also falling in love with his monkey trainer. Things are then taken for a turn when an assassin is called in to kill our businessman. We've got chimps, chicks and...more chimps in this week's B-Roll! Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre

Coming back with another film this week with the help of the random word generator. The boys discuss some fitness tips as Matt talks about trying to get back in shape. They discuss their accompanying fitness podcast "Muscle Boys" where throwing bags of flour over their shoulders in the supermarket makes for great, free exercise. A crime film about a diamond thief who is out of his luck decides to join an archaeological dig to find a lost civilisation with David Schwimmer. However, his intentions are less than good but none of that matters as they discover more than they bargain for. Welcome to B-Roll, the comedy podcast where two filmmakers try to write a screenplay using the power of random dice rolls. Here, we encourage chaos and actively search for it. So, each week, one of the presenters (Robert Taylor, Matthew Bauckman) suggests three movie titles to the other. From there on in, the dice are rolled and a Hollywood blockbuster is created. Episodes are released every Thursday! Keywords: comedy, film, films, funny, hollywood, improv, improvisational, movie, movies, screenwriting, script, theatre