Employee Appreciation Day has passed but hopefully this weekend those who were appreciated publicly or privately at work are still celebrating!
I try to make sure this special day stays on the calendar for all who love our indie film TITLE VII—the story of the worst display of employee appreciation to exist. And we’re proud of it. TITLE VII brings all harassment incidents to the forefront in a very fun film filled with debauchery.
For those who do not have so much fun at work—and for good reason!—are you looking for a place to vent? Please share here in the comments. We would love to hear from you. Let us be a sounding board. TITLE VII gets plenty of people talking!
Want to screen our film? See where BY CLICKING HERE. We stream on kweliTV and if you’re not a member of the streaming channel you’ll have plenty of time to sign up to screen it for free!
In the meantime, we want to share Scene 12 from the film. This scene is our intro of disruptor Darryl Montgomery, which comes after a very intense introduction to the film with our lead badass CEO, Hillary Kelsey.
TITLE VII is a rollercoaster of a ride. One bad day the office, where CEO Kelsey runs the show, turns everyone's world upside down. And it starts with the meeting of two alpha personalities with an agenda who end up in an epic battle. One will lose. Or--in the workplace of Sanger International--will this be a losing bet for all involved?
For those who have watched our film, here are five questions:
1) Prior to this scene, what had just occurred that caused Hillary Kelsey's knees to appear soaking wet?
2) Word has probably traveled, that Ms. Kelsey does not hire Black employees other than herself. So how does Daryl Montgomery come to interview at Sanger International in the first place?
3) Does Ms. Kelsey ever get her new assistant Cathy's name correct?
4) Who is "the Asian guy"?
5) Were Hillary and Michael ever "a thing"?
Directed by me, Nicole Franklin, please visit TITLE VII and support all cast and crew ON OUR CINE PAGE.
Thanks to the team, we have an award-winning film and one for which those who dissect workplace culture will remember forever. #TITLEVIIFilm #WomenInFilm #EmployeeAppreciationDay #NationalBossDay