Bleeding on the Page Studio71 UK & Nitpix

In this episode Max and Sam research their next writing piece by interviewing palaeontologist Trey The Explainer. They learn about the online dinosaur art community, the species of pig lizards that used to dominate the world and some of the biggest dinosaur myths. They also review the Netflix film ‘Dolemite’ and the show ‘Living With Your Self’. They also announce the winner of the haiku competition.
Send over any thoughts/ideas about the dinosaur piece to inquiries@nitpix.co.uk.
Sam and Max, or Nitpix as they're collectively known on YouTube, like to critique and comment on your favourite TV shows and films. In Bleeding on the Page they put their minds together to create the scripts they want to see. With each episode a new tale is told, written by Nitpix, performed by actors, and served with live sound effects. From science fiction to buddy cops, and everything in between, Bleeding on the Page is an absurd look into genre, the art storytelling, and great movies.
This is a Studio71 production. 
Producer - Jack Claramunt 
Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody Smith
Production Support - Phie McKenzie
Sound Design - Oliver McAuley
Artwork - Jack Tongeman
Studio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Oh What A Lovely Dog’ Is a collection of poems written by Emma Hope O’Hara. She is back in the studio to read three of them and discuss her writing process. We also read out your haikus and discuss the unofficial Vince Gilligan trilogy, Wilder Napalm (1993), Home Fries (1998) and Hancock (2008). E-mail us at Inquiries@NitPix.co.uk.
Sam and Max, or Nitpix as they're collectively known on YouTube, like to critique and comment on your favourite TV shows and films. In Bleeding on the Page they put their minds together to create the scripts they want to see. With each episode a new tale is told, written by Nitpix, performed by actors, and served with live sound effects. From science fiction to buddy cops, and everything in between, Bleeding on the Page is an absurd look into genre, the art storytelling, and great movies.
This is a Studio71 production. 
Producer - Jack Claramunt 
Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody Smith
Production Support - Phie McKenzie
Sound Design - Oliver McAuley
Artwork - Jack Tongeman
Studio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Breaking Eggs is a monologue written and performed by Max Bardsley. It’s about one man’s journey to buy some eggs on a Monday… or maybe it was a Tuesday. It definitely wasn’t Sunday because the shops close on Sunday and he was buying some eggs. In this episode we discuss ‘Shock Treatment’, the sequel to Rocky Horror Picture Show you didn’t know existed. We also review the Breaking Bad movie ‘El Camino’ in depth, scene by scene. 
To win a free genie and the boy t-shirt, e-mail us a haiku to inquiries@nitpix.co.uk! The best one wins! 
We will be at Chorts Fest 2019 on the 3rd of November in North London.
Buy tickets here: https://www.angelcomedy.co.uk/event-detail/54959487/
Sam and Max, or Nitpix as they're collectively known on YouTube, like to critique and comment on your favourite TV shows and films. In Bleeding on the Page they put their minds together to create the scripts they want to see. With each episode a new tale is told, written by Nitpix, performed by actors, and served with live sound effects. From science fiction to buddy cops, and everything in between, Bleeding on the Page is an absurd look into genre, the art storytelling, and great movies.
This is a Studio71 production. 
Producer - Jack Claramunt 
Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody Smith
Production Support - Phie McKenzie
Sound Design - Oliver McAuley
Artwork - Jack Tongeman
Studio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Max and Sam have seen Joker, and now they're going to talk about it. Warning there are spoilers, but these are well signposted!
Sam and Max, or Nitpix as they're collectively known on YouTube, like to critique and comment on your favourite TV shows and films. In Bleeding on the Page they put their minds together to create the scripts they want to see. With each episode a new tale is told, written by Nitpix, performed by actors, and served with live sound effects. From science fiction to buddy cops, and everything in between, Bleeding on the Page is an absurd look into genre, the art storytelling, and great movies.
This is a Studio71 production. 
Producer - Jack Claramunt 
Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody Smith
Production Support - Phie McKenzie
Sound Design - Oliver McAuley
Artwork - Jack Tongeman
Studio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Margret Thatcher gives Tony Blair an introduction to hell in George Pritchard’s ‘Tony Blair’s First Day In Hell’. He joins us in the studio to discuss his writing process. We break down UK political dramas and review the new Netflix Original show ‘The Politician’. We look at the unofficial Tony Blair trilogy (The Deal, The Queen and The Special Relationship) as well as House Of Cards, The Iron Lady and The Amazing Mrs Pritchard. Let us know what you’d like us to discuss at Inquiries@Nitpix.co.uk
Sam and Max, or Nitpix as they're collectively known on YouTube, like to critique and comment on your favourite TV shows and films. In Bleeding on the Page they put their minds together to create the scripts they want to see. With each episode a new tale is told, written by Nitpix, performed by actors, and served with live sound effects. From science fiction to buddy cops, and everything in between, Bleeding on the Page is an absurd look into genre, the art storytelling, and great movies.
This is a Studio71 production. 
Producer - Jack Claramunt 
Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody Smith
Production Support - Phie McKenzie
Sound Design - Oliver McAuley
Artwork - Jack Tongeman
Studio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Two detectives. One suspect. But did he do it? ‘I Didn’t Do It’ is inspired by the new Netflix original ‘Criminal’. Max puts forth another Unofficial Trilogy ('War Dogs', 'The Big Short' and 'American Maid’) But what do they have in common? 'Downtown Abbey’ is reviewed in ‘What’s In The Cinema’ and the boys discuss the documentary series ‘Hip Hop Evolution’ and ‘Inside R-Kelly’. E-mail your thoughts at Inquiries@nitpix.co.uk
Sam and Max, or Nitpix as they're collectively known on YouTube, like to critique and comment on your favourite TV shows and films. In Bleeding on the Page they put their minds together to create the scripts they want to see. With each episode a new tale is told, written by Nitpix, performed by actors, and served with live sound effects. From science fiction to buddy cops, and everything in between, Bleeding on the Page is an absurd look into genre, the art storytelling, and great movies.
This is a Studio71 production. 
Producer - Jack Claramunt 
Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody Smith
Production Support - Phie McKenzie
Sound Design - Oliver McAuley
Artwork - Jack Tongeman
Studio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.