Luke Elliott & James Bailey

Ink to Film

Arts EN ↓ 433 episodes

Are you the sort of person who likes to read the book before you see the movie? So are Luke and James—a writer and filmmaker respectively who bring their backgrounds studying stories to the table for in-depth discussions of the adaptations of the past and present. If you love delving into the craft behind the art you love, then Ink to Film is for you.

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Luke Elliott & James Bailey

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Arts

Podcast website

www.inktofilm.com

Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Ep-8 Ink to Film: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep part two 28.09.2017

The final book-discussion for Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep covering chapters 11-22. Join Luke and James as they finish out the novel that inspired Blade Runner. In this episode, they discuss which electric animal they would most want, the confluence of consumerism and spirituality, the ethics of sex with sentient robots, and even take a stab at answering the novel's eponymo...

Ep-7 Ink to Film: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep part one 21.09.2017

Coverage begins for Philip K. Dick's 1968 Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep as we start our journey into the Blade Runner universe. In part 1 (of 2), James and Luke cover chapters 1-10 of the novel, discussing the Sci-Fi's legend's legacy, what it means to be "real," and whether "Andy" or "Replicant" is the better term. Twitter Facebook inktofilm.com Ross Bugden

Ep-6 Ink to Film: IT (2017 film) 11.09.2017

First movie episode! Luke & James cap off their IT coverage by reacting to the 2017 film floating through theaters now. Whether you've been following along with the book episodes or you've just seen the film, this episode is for you.   Character Movie-Version VS Character Book-Version: 6:14 Spoiler Talk Begins: 17:29 Favorite New Pennywise Scenes: 28:27 Dream Casting Part 2: 44:34 "Watch. Review....

Ep-5 Ink to Film: IT part five 10.09.2017

And so IT ends. This week, Luke and James conclude their coverage of Stephen King's 1986 horror novel IT by diving into Part 5: The Ritual of Chud . The Losers brave the sewers under Derry one final time, where things get terrifying, deadly, and more than a little strange. They talk about their expectations for the new film and have a lively debate about the extremely controversial scene at the en...

Ep-4 Ink to Film: IT part four 03.09.2017

Continuing coverage of Stephen King's 1986 novel IT. This week, join Luke and James as they focus on Part 4: July of 1958. They debate the nature of true evil, the secret lives of children, and the merits of smoke-induced hallucinations. Tension is ratcheting up in Derry as the Loser Club draws ever closer to their final confrontations with IT in both timelines. Twitter Facebook inktofilm.com Ross...

Ep-3 Ink to Film: IT part three 28.08.2017

James and Luke continue their discussion on Stephen King's 1986 novel IT. This week we dive into part 3: Grownups, where we check back in with the grown ups as they come face to face with Pennywise, and talk about what it's like to go back home as an adult. Ink to Film on Twitter On Facebook www.inktofilm.com Ross Bugden YouTube channel   Thanks to Ross Bugden for our intro and outro music.

Ep-2 Ink to Film: IT part two 24.08.2017

James and Luke continue talking about Stephen King's 1986 novel IT. This week they tackle part 2:  June of 1958. Ink to Film on Twitter On Facebook www.inktofilm.com Ross Bugden YouTube channel      

Ep-1 Ink to Film: IT part one 18.08.2017

Luke and James begin the journey with Stephen King's 1986 horror novel "IT" by covering "Part One: The Shadow Before." You can find Ink to film on  Twitter ,  Facebook , or at their website www.inktofilm.com . Intro music by Ross Bugden . 

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