The ambush and hallucination scenes are brough forth in rough draft form.

Post-birthday party madness, and deep into the script-writing process, the Bat-team presents new rough drafts of scenes and reviews old ones.

The guys celebrate Otto's birthday and Kenn's return with some brand new scenes! Complete with lots of chatter about multiple things.

The guys re-hash some stuff the was lost in an episode you'll never hear, and read some scenes that Vincent brings for the first time! Vincent & Sean are in the Bat-Cave as always, as Kenn records via car-phone from Lake Tahoe, CA!

The guys meet up, enjoy themselves, and discuss a few details about upcoming scenes to be written/stages of production. 

The guys catch up for the first time in weeks, barely talking about the project for a long time, before finally settling in near the end and editing some new scenes.

All the Dillon brothers are present, we go over the script skeleton, and have the first totally legit disagreement/argument on air! Spoiler Alert: It all works out.

It's the six-month anniversary episode! Everyone hangs out, eats food, and debuts new animatics!

After a discussion about the newly announced cinematic Batman, the boys connect all the dots and complete the fully-formed scene-by-scene structure for their movie! And it looks hopeful!

The guys discuss orchestration and choir for their soundtrack (as well as play a sample), FINALLY figure out the perfect way to fix a major problem they were having with story, and spend the last part of the show going over Breaking Bad!!

The boys make promises to one another that they have every intention of keeping, some updates on voiceover work is discussed, and the guys read and edit the 2nd draft of act 1, and follow that by making story improvements!

Otto presents the consolidated finale, Kenn presents some new ideas, and everybody makes everything way better in general.

The guys look over old notes and decide what to trash and what to implement into the skeleton of their script. Also, prank phone calls.

The continue to build there bridge between beginning and end, and a discussion brings about an unanswered question that we now look forward to finding out: how long is this film actually going to be??

The group takes sentences and begins to turn them into paragraphs. If you have to ask, it means you haven't listened, and if you haven't listened, then that means you should.

Have you never to Project Batman? Are interested in Batman, movie-making, or writing in any capacity? Listen to Kenn, Vincent, and Sean explain what this project is all about, how far they've come, what you can look forward to, and when you can expect it.

Paul Tomich returns to fill the hole in our hearts left by the untimely demise of Sean, and the team puts together the second act, including Talia's entrance to the story and the pure psychological terror that comes from a villian wiping out 10% of the Earth's population.

Part 2 of a two-parter involving major characterizations of each of the principal characters. This round: Talia al Ghul, Ubu, and Alfred. Special guests Christian Cooke and Franklin Clark.

Part 1 of a two-parter involving major characterizations of each of the principal characters. This round: Batman, Ra's al Ghul, and the Clock King. Special guest Christian Cooke.

More science stuff! This time, the team discusses the mechanics of Ra's al Ghul's bio-engineered superweapon, the Abbadon Serum.

The team discusses the technological capabilities of both the Bat Armor exo-suit and the Batman Beyond suit, including strengths, weaknesses, design, and construction.

The team reacts, both positively and negatively, to the constructive criticism of Kenn's classmates.

Kenn's rough draft of Act I is reviewed by an entire class of critical writers, of which Kenn was part.

The rough draft of Act I is completed! The team reads it off, in character of course.

The first act of Batman: Immortal begins to bloom!

The first act of "Batman: Immortal" is put together by arranging the planned scenes on flash cards.

Special guest Mat Dillon, a longtime Batman fan, come in to discuss many things, including the science behind the Lazarus Pits. Also introducing Chris Dillon ("Lemme Get"), a semi-regular member.

*announcer voice* THIS WEEK ON PROJECT BATMAN: Notes, notes notes! The team goes over previous ideas and connects them to one another like so many Legos.

The team fleshes out a number of heavy action sequences and presents a rough draft of the film's teaser trailer.

The Project Batman team returns for another plot breakdown commentary, this time on the apotheosis of the DCAU, "Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker".

Special guest Christian Cooke joins the gang for a plot breakdown commentary of "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm" to see how the masters put a Batman story together.

The boys begin putting together a rough draft of the entire synopsis of the film using the Snowflake method of storytelling.

Sean's absence is filled with the presence of Paul Tomich, and they discuss the backstory of main villain Ra's al Ghul, and that of his doomsday weapon, the Abbadon Serum.

Project Batman introduces the Snowflake Method for outlining their script, and discuss specific sequences they had in mind throughout the movie.

Project Batman discusses some major plot elements of the B:TAS fan-film, including villains and links to episodes already in the canon.

Vincent Ottobre, Sean Dillon, and Kenn Edwards love Batman, and they're going to show the world just how much. Listen to the series premiere of Project Batman to hear them unveil their master plan: to begin production on a Batman: Animated Series fan-film!