Bob and Stuart return after a little break and play catch up with movie watching and lifes adventures. Stuart also chats a little bit about his up and coming 4th appearance at the UK's Scifi Wales Comic Con and teases some guest announcements.

Movie Show time again, with Bob (who didnt fall asleep this week), Stuart ( @cryptictadpole ) and Stuart ( @frompage2screen ) chatting about their favourite non huge movies from the years 1980-1984. What would your choices be?

Where has filmmaker Neil Johnson been? Well you can find out in this special episode of The Movie Show.

Better late than never ever. Stuart ( @frompage2screen ) and Bob ( Bag0rats ) gather again to catch up on life. We chat Lbradors, Kickstarter, Movies, and pretty much anything else that bubbles to the surface in the podcast of chat. My Kickstarter ends on May 27th 2018 and Id love to get my funding for Mimi:a short film as high as possible. Do check it out if you are seeing this before May 27th https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/frompage2screen/mimi-a-short-film/

After an unplanned gap last week, Stuart and Bob return to chat about what they have been watching, whats been going on in life (filmmaking and ankle sprains), and just generally cover a few topics including why there arent more woman directors, whats shows were cancelled too soon and pretty much anything else that springs to mind. Stuart ( @frompage2screen ) also chats a little bit about the progress of his Kickstarter which ends up on the 27th May and has broken the �£1000 barrier but still have a few hundred pounds to raise before a single minute of film can be shot. You can find him here @frompage2screen on Twitter or on Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/frompage2screen/mimi-a-short-film Bob can be found on Twitter @Bag0Rats More content can be found at frompage2screen.com

Stuart ( @fromoage2screen) and Bob (@Bag0rats) resume chatting about many topics including what they have been watching, what they have been doing, and we talk a little about Stuarts Kickstarter campaign to bring his film Mimi:a short film to life You can find out more here https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/frompage2screen/mimi-a-short-film Please help if you can

Stuart hands over the airwaves for the most, to the wonderful Brooke Lewis and the also wonderful Neil Johnson in this 2nd show of the year featuring Brooke. Ms Lewis has her scifi head on in this episode as she reunites with Mr Johnson to not only talk about life, filmmaking and scifi, but also to take a walk down memory lane and discuss the work they have done together. frompage2screen.com

Writer/Director/Actor Arron Blake joins me for a short episode to chat about his career and his up and coming film His Hands. Ive been a fan of Arrons for a while now and it was great to have a chat with him about some of his creative projects, even if he was standing outside a train station. You can follow Arron online at @ActorArronBlake and check out his film at @HisHandsFilm. Making a cameo appearance in this episode is filmmaker/photographer Darius Shu @dariusshu who co wrote and co directed His Hands. Thanks to Darius and Arron for taking time out to have a chat.

After a gap of a couple of weeks, Bob ( @Bag0Rats) is back behind the mic with Stuart ( @FromPage2Screen) to not only catch up with what Stuart has been up to, but Bob has actually watched some films! In this episode we cover the development of Stuart's short film Mimi, Newcastle Film Festival tales, YouTube, Film Watching and life in general. Running a little longer than normal but this is because we just had so much to catch up on . Enjoy! and let us know if you did Enjoy! youtube.com/frompage2screen frompage2screen.com

Always a pleasure to chat with Brooke Lewis ( @BrookeLewisLA) and in only her 3rd appearance on the show and yet we have known each other for nearly a decade now. IN the first of two podcast episodes recorded this April, Brooke chats with Stuart ( @frompage2screen) about what shes been working on, and also what its like to work in todays Hollywood. A fascinating chat with a fascinating and wonderfully talented woman. You can follow her on Twitter @BrookeLewis and send her lovely wishes and feedback from this show. Every time you can make someone smile, a good deed has been done.