New sitcom 'Jobseekers' filming in Derby Page 4

Quote: Lee Dilley @ 22nd December 2013, 2:15 AM GMT

The pilot screening was held at Derby Quad cinema, it completely sold out, over 200 seats.

It was very well received and we were overwhelmed with the feedback #jobseekerssitcom .

After the screening we were immediately approached by several consultants and we are currently working together to pitch the series to various TV networks.

Please follow us on twitter for more info @jobseekerscom

You can now watch a sneak preview of Jobseekers, https://vimeo.com/84762087
or here on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryJ_QMQ6f90

We are having a London premier at BAFTA in april, please see www.jobseekerssitcom.com for more information and a chance to win VIP tickets.

You can now watch a sneak preview of Jobseekers, https://vimeo.com/84762087
or here on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryJ_QMQ6f90

BAFTA premier date 5th of April 2014 www.jobseekerssitcom.com for more info and a chance to win VIP tickets.

As a Derby lad myself I wish you all the best with this.

Could do with some jokes if sitcom. And if comedy/drama... Could do with some drama. Sorry to be negative you have obviously spent time and money on it.

Quote: Marc P @ 22nd March 2014, 1:59 PM GMT

Could do with some jokes if sitcom. And if comedy/drama... Could do with some drama. Sorry to be negative you have obviously spent time and money on it.

A bit harsh. It seems a bit of a slow-burner, maybe in the style of, say, Teachers.

That said, for such a project, showing a whole scene (especially the opening, scene-setting one) might not be the best 'teaser'. Maybe a montage of selected lines/snippets might have been more suitable.

It was well-produced and passably-acted enough, that I felt I was watching something on the actual TV. Not necessarily something good from the actual TV, but something on it nevertheless.

However, I wasn't 100% convinced by the 'geezer' bloke, or the sacked guy. Neither were terrible, but something wasn't quite right.

The goatee guy looks like a natural though.

I didn't want to be the first one to say it as a lot of effort has obviously gone into this, but there's almost no jokes in it.

If they want to do something with this in a professional capacity I would posit your review was a lot harsher than mine, Simon.

Here is another scene from Jobseekers for your consideration https://vimeo.com/84767398