It is the new one in a series called "How To Be A Bad Boss"; the others may make an appearance at some point*, but I am working on another web-blog about work (i.e. no recipes, pictures of rude signs**, stories about chewing gum, etc), and at the moment they live there. (The new web-blog is not ready for general release for many reasons, i.e. it may be shit and I'm not sure what to call it yet, although "Who Owns The Yes?" is a strong contender.)
Anyway, here we are. Here is my new full-length feature. I hope you enjoy it. It was not produced by Sarah Ferguson or Madonna.
* They are very easy to find on the YouTube if you can be bothered, plus my special Facebook fans got a link to one yesterday. They are really lucky.
** I saw this when I first moved to Canada. I am still angry, so angry that I only had my mobile phone camera with me, but it was enough to capture the essence of the thing. One day, I will send it to Fail Blog.
7 comments:
[In quite a mechanical voice] I enjoyed this very much. Thank you.
Honestly now NWM I am wracking my brain to work out why, WHY you felt you needed to become non-working. It is a mystery.
Ah it is the amalgam of many many years, not just recent ones. There is also a whole other set called "How To Be A Good Boss" but short films about positive reinforcement, regular reviews, listening to other people, remembering why you hired someone in the first place, etc etc, are not that funny. OR ARE THEY?
would leave lots of relevant "filmy' terms to describe how much I enjoyed it, but I don't know any. You've found the great format. How you get the little bear blinking at just the right time to heighten the pathos is beyond me.
i love this but i would like to suggest a change. at the very start, you need a title that says:
'un filme de
non-working monkey'.
that is all xx
(hahaha - word rec is 'brophol' - rofl ... x
You are right but I do not know if you can do titles on it!!!! It is very sad. But I will investigate it otherwise other people may try and say it is theirs, e.g. Guy Ritchie or Sir Dickie Attenborough.
big fan of this.
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