In this series finale, Jake and Harrison reflect on the lessons learned from making 'The Sound Rolling Show' and explore what's coming next on the podcast.

Jake and Harrison explore how to break past writer's block and build a useful 'writer's tollkit', while trying to do the same with an old half-baked idea.

Jake and Harrison turn to the r/Filmmaking subreddit to answer some burning filmmaking questions from filmmakers around the world: everything from music licensing to documentary planning and how to find your place in the industry.

Jake and Harrison embark on a new writing challenge, this time to develop a brand new, choice-driven narrative video game building upon our last few episodes. 

Jake and Harrison explore the unique storytelling potential of video games and discuss the games that have had a massive impact on them. We also explore how controlling a character can change your experience of a story.

Games Mentioned:

Dungeons and Dragons (U) Horizon: Zero Dawn (16) The Last of Us (18) The Last of Us. Pt.2 (18) Death Standing (18) Nier: Automata (18) Life is Strange (18)

Jake and Harrison earn their nerd credentials, and discuss the Video Games that filmmakers can learn from; looking at narrative structure, art direction and everything in between.

Including...

The Outer Wilds (7) Subnautica (7) Art's Dream (Dreams) (12) Concrete Genie (12) The Last of Us Pt 2 (18) Life is Strange (18) +More

Join Jake and Harrison as they attempt a fun writing exercise, building upon last week's episode. Can we write for Film/TV with a target audience in mind?

(Volume 1) This week we talk about writing your stories with your audience in mind. From age-groups to economics, learn how to start writing your films to engage your target audience; with examples from 'Game of Thrones', 'Star Wars' and 'The Last of Us Pt 2'.