"Where I Stand" An Unemployment Documentary Comedy - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

ScorpionJay · 04-05-2012, 06:16 PM

Hey guys.

If your not a mocumentary fan then I think this may not be up your street so do please excuse and ignore. If you are the hey ho!

Where I Stand is a 2012 six part internet television documentary comedy series and recreational script writing project. The show is an online media project and is filmed as such in full raw documentary style footage.

I know there are lots of people on here who don't favour this style of writing and deliberate "realistic" production but your thoughts would all be really appreciated good or bad.

The projects site with S1-EP1
http://www.whereistandtv.com

-Synopsis-
A television documentary cameraman "George" (David Jones) is originally hired by his television station to film and produce a documentary about UK unemployment. During his projects travels he stumbles upon one particular individual who catches his eye. George reports back to his television station and is told to immediately cancel his current assignment and continue to focus film and document "Jay" (Jamie Westwood) who George plans to exploit for every last inch of his idiocy and highly apparent lack of common sense. Jay lives with his flatmate Harry (Harry Davey), a sharp, well-educated individual who personality heavily highlights Jays embarrassingly pathetic lifestyle. Although a friend of Jays and after much patience, Harry accepts a bribe from the television company to allow the filming of Jays humiliating life and current situation to commence on his property. Jays unemployed and no light at the end of the tunnel circumstances exist because music industry agent "Jason" (Harry Makinson) has recently cut Jay out of a major recording contract with Jays old friend, ex band partner and now worldwide pop star success "Mickey" (Jonny Attridge). Join Georges journey as he unmorally does everything he can to reveal his newly discovered goldmine of moronic activity to the world through his point of view shots and mounted interview scenes. A truly hilarious yet emotional documentary comedy about friendship, embarrassment and life by an obvious disproportionate comparison.

04-05-2012, 06:16 PM	#1
ScorpionJay whereistandtv.com Occasional Poster Join Date: Apr 05, 2012 Posts: 6	"Where I Stand" An Unemployment Documentary Comedy Hey guys. If your not a mocumentary fan then I think this may not be up your street so do please excuse and ignore. If you are the hey ho! Where I Stand is a 2012 six part internet television documentary comedy series and recreational script writing project. The show is an online media project and is filmed as such in full raw documentary style footage. I know there are lots of people on here who don't favour this style of writing and deliberate "realistic" production but your thoughts would all be really appreciated good or bad. The projects site with S1-EP1 http://www.whereistandtv.com -Synopsis- A television documentary cameraman "George" (David Jones) is originally hired by his television station to film and produce a documentary about UK unemployment. During his projects travels he stumbles upon one particular individual who catches his eye. George reports back to his television station and is told to immediately cancel his current assignment and continue to focus film and document "Jay" (Jamie Westwood) who George plans to exploit for every last inch of his idiocy and highly apparent lack of common sense. Jay lives with his flatmate Harry (Harry Davey), a sharp, well-educated individual who personality heavily highlights Jays embarrassingly pathetic lifestyle. Although a friend of Jays and after much patience, Harry accepts a bribe from the television company to allow the filming of Jays humiliating life and current situation to commence on his property. Jays unemployed and no light at the end of the tunnel circumstances exist because music industry agent "Jason" (Harry Makinson) has recently cut Jay out of a major recording contract with Jays old friend, ex band partner and now worldwide pop star success "Mickey" (Jonny Attridge). Join Georges journey as he unmorally does everything he can to reveal his newly discovered goldmine of moronic activity to the world through his point of view shots and mounted interview scenes. A truly hilarious yet emotional documentary comedy about friendship, embarrassment and life by an obvious disproportionate comparison.