As a seasoned gamer with countless hours spent navigating corporate worlds in virtual realms, I must admit that the trailer for B!tch I’m Early piqued my interest instantly. The high-energy action and comedic timing promised by this short film resonates deeply with my experiences of navigating cutthroat office politics in the gaming industry.
Looking forward to unveiling the unique preview for the highly anticipated action comedy short “B!tch I’m Early,” which is set to have its world premiere at the 2024 Dances With Films Festival in New York City. The 6-minute production will make its official debut on Sunday, December 8 at 1:45 pm Eastern Time, in Shorts Block 9.
Check out the exclusive B!tch I’m Early trailer below (watch more trailers):
What is B!tch I’m Early about?
In the business world, being first is everything. Two women, one older and one younger, find themselves engaged in an unusual competition for a highly desired promotion. Determined to outdo each other, their rivalry grows from minor squabbles to a fierce race to the office. “B!tch I’m Early” offers a brilliant display of comedic timing and building suspense, with a vibrant, multicultural cast that adds depth. This brief six-minute production delivers the impact of a full movie, humorously criticizing corporate culture while subtly reminding us that in the chase for success, we’re often just running in circles.
Film “B!tch I’m Early” is helmed by Jesse Cowell, a Webby Award-winning filmmaker with close to a billion views for his directing and producing work. Notably, he also serves as the producer for this project. The star-studded cast includes Jesenia, Michelle Batista, Cary Hite, Hilary Walker, Shari Ellis, Alex Spence, Marissa Parness, Guy Rader, and Elizabeth Tsung.
In his statement, Cowell expressed that he takes great joy in witnessing gifted individuals thrive, and goes to great lengths to establish cinematic realms where they can truly excel. He added that if he can incorporate thought-provoking social commentary, thrilling action sequences, and humor into these films, he feels fulfilled as a filmmaker.
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2024-12-06 17:10