Trailer for Goofy Motion Comedy ‘Workplace Video games’ with Jodelle Ferland
by Alex Billington
October 21, 2022
Supply: YouTube
“All this gaming has ready me to avoid wasting my actual life princess.” Quiver has revealed an official trailer for a nerdy motion comedy movie titled Workplace Video games, made by actor / director Christian de la Cortina. This is likely one of the most evident Scott Pilgrim vs the World rip-offs to date, with gaming visuals added to the footage as a man tries to rescue his real love. Or no matter. The one distinction is it is set inside a gaming firm’s workplace, not on the streets of Toronto like Scott Pilgrim. When an obsessive gamer dwelling in his mother and father’ basement is compelled to get a job, he embarks on essentially the most epic quest of his life – to slay the company villains and save his princess. The movie stars Evan Marsh, Jodelle Ferland, Darla Biccum, Christian de la Cortina, Eliot Ahdoot, Michael Mancini, with Daniel Stolfi and Mark Camacho. This all appears to be like particularly mediocre.
Here is the official trailer (+ poster) for Christian de la Cortina’s Workplace Video games, direct from YouTube:
A socially awkward and obsessive gamer (Evan Marsh) dwelling within the comforts of his mother and father’ basement is compelled to embark on a quest, to get an additional life. So as to take action, he should LVL UP, survive RL and save his cosplaying crush by raiding together with his new social gathering of quirky co-workers. Workplace Video games, additionally listed as The Workplace Video games, is directed by actor / filmmaker Christian de la Cortina, director (and editor) of the movies Transit and Technology Wolf beforehand, however not a lot else. The screenplay is written by Eliot Ahdoot, Patrick James Lamothe and Harley Messier. Produced by Eliot Ahdoot, Debra Kouri, and Patrick James Lamothe. This hasn’t premiered at any movie festivals or elsewhere, so far as we all know. Quiver Dist. will launch Workplace Video games direct-to-VOD beginning someday later this yr. Anybody need to watch this? Or not?
