In this parenting comedy sketch I show what I'm like at laser tag. #comedy #sketch #parenting What do you think of this sketch titled Parenting Comedy Sketch (Laser Tag), leave me your comments below. SUBSCRIBE https://www.youtube.com/user/skinnywristfilms?sub_confirmation=1 Follow Me - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thekevindurham/ - Twitter - https://twitter.com/thekevindurham/ - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thekevindurham/ Check Out Kevin's sites Comedy & TV - https://www.kevindurham.com/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca40rBL762Q

This video is a brief concept sitcom pilot for The Sketchbook, written and Directed by Kevin Durham. The full 24 minute version is available to view using the link below. https://youtu.be/BlLCFpIOZpk #sitcom #tvpilot #thesketchbook Here's a brief summary of the show. Nigel lacks confidence and self respect, being divorced he’s filled with single Dad guilt. He’s a wedding Toastmaster, pushed around by his work colleagues, he wishes to be a published author and longs for companionship. Wanting him to be happy his 10 year old daughter draws him a girlfriend in a cursed antique sketch book. Little does she know that what is drawn within it is brought to life, with dire consequences. Here's a full description of the episode. Sitting at his home office desk, Nigel sifts through numerous rejection letters for his script ‘The Wrong Cookie Crumbled’, feeling frustrated he bins the script. To make ends meet Nigel is a wedding Toastmaster, one day after work Nigel’s boss Ray, spikes his water with gin, stealing Nigel’s car keys, while Nigel is in the toilet. Later Nigel is drunk, Ray helps him stagger a few paces from his front door, then walks ahead, briefly going into Nigel’s parked car he releases the handbrake and bundles Nigel inside. Ray shuts the car door then pushes the car, making it rolls into Nigel’s neighbour’s wheelie bin. Police arrive at the scene and Nigel is driven away. The following day Nigel’s on the bus, reading a driving ban, he’s en-route to pick up his daughter Scarlet from school. As its Scarlet’s birthday, Nigel is armed with balloons and a present. Checking the time Nigel realises he’s running late and at his stop, he rushes off quickly. However in his haste he leaves the present on the bus. An elderly man takes it and flips Nigel off as the bus drives by. Looking around in a moment of desperation he rushes into a cluttered charity shop. At the front desk is a Texan cowboy (Brad), with his legs up on the desk he’s strumming a few chords of the Postman Pat theme tune. Nigel asks if he has any art supplies for sale, Brad points him in the direction of an antique sketchbook, lying on a cluttered shelf. Inspecting the sketchbook, Nigel thinks that it’s too small to purchase, while puting it back something mystical from the sketchbook convinces Nigel to think again. Taking it to the counter Nigel prepares to pay, however Brad has disappeared behind a door at the back of the shop, Nigel leaves some money on the counter and exits. Arriving at Scarlet’s school 20 minutes late, Nigel gives Scarlet the sketchbook, she’s unimpressed. Thinking on his feet Nigel tells her it’s from Harry Potter, Scarlet runs through a long list of things which are in Harry Potter, a sketchbook is not one of them, changing the subject Nigel tells her it’s time for a special birthday treat, dinner in the local café. Whilst waiting for their food, Nigel can’t hide his sadness, Scarlet questions what’s going on and in a moment of honesty he tells her the truth, he’s unsuccessful, he doesn’t have many friends, he longs to be in a relationship again and he has ‘special classes’ to go to because of his little car crash. Later Nigel drops Scarlet off at her Mum’s (Anna) house. Upon arriving Scarlet asks her Mum if she can do some art, Anna agrees and Scarlet rushes inside. Anna gleefully presents Nigel with a letter from her solicitor, demanding an extra £200 a month in child maintenance payments, filming Nigel’s reaction she tells him he better pay up, if he wants to keep seeing his daughter. In the evening Nigel walks into what he thinks is Alcoholics Anonymous and is greeted by Crystal, a middle-aged hippy, who gives Nigel an awkwardly long hug, during which Nigel spots a sign that reads Alternative Alcoholics Anonymous. At the meeting he meets Bernard, who has an unhealthy fetish for post boxes. Nigel protests his attendance, stating that the car wheelie bin incident was a set up. Thinking that Nigel is lying, Crystal attempts to cleanse Nigel’s aura with sound therapy, by making loud didgeridoo sounds inches from his face. After the session, Nigel sees a beautiful Indian woman in a red sari (Prisha) by the exit of the building, smiling alluringly as she leaving. Nigel exits but she’s nowhere to be seen. Waiting outside for Nigel is Bernard, waiting patiently by his car he offers Nigel a lift, wanting to ‘clear the air’ before Nigel gets in, Bernard declares that he’s never had sexual relations with a post box and that he’d love to have Nigel round for dinner, where Nigel can touch his prized possession, a 1957 Orchard Lane Mounted Post Box that he calls ‘Lucy’. Well, ran out of space there, but please watch the whole thing then this bit doesn't matter does it. Follow the writer/Director Kevin Durham below. - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thekevindurham/ - Twitter - https://twitter.com/thekevindurham/ - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thekevindurham/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ck8AFWJZqAs

? Subscribe for more comedy short film clips ? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDJDCRtI7yWWXWB1IXxPwRw?sub_confirmation=1 This animated comedy short film for a sci fi comedy called Time Family was originally a concept pilot, that we decided to repurpose to a short film. #animation In this animated comedy short film called Time Family a middle aged couple, gentlemen William and his slobby life-partner Pauline, travel in time for fun. Using Cubey, a time travelling device invented by William, they travel with their two adopted children, the hormonally unbalanced Ben (13) and the newly adopted, moody and resentful Nubia (15), in this animated short film. Keeping a watchful eye over them in this comedy animation short film are two omnipotent mysterious supermarket employees who plan to steal the time machine to turn Earth into a living hell. In the pilot episode of the animated short film sci fi comedy animation Time Family Anne unintentionally causes World War 3, Ben's desire for inanimate objects is revealed, a medieval fight makes Nubia sick, Satan reins in Damien's thirst for death and destruction, Greg makes an impossible word and William makes big sacrifices for the sake of the human race. Here's an overview of the main characters in the animated short film called Time Family. William (mid-50s) Family is number 1 to William, he hates it when anyone breaks the rules, he's selfless to the extreme and other people's stupidity can make hide away until the coast is clear. Anne (mid-50s) In Time Family Anne is simple minded, takes actions without thinking, has good intentions and zero manners. She works for the London Underground and has a drinking problem. Ben (13) Ben was adopted by William and Anne at a young age. He's inquisitive, hormonally unbalanced, geeky and weird. Nubia (15) Nubia was recently adopted by Anne and William. She's moody, often the voice of reason and resentful of being dragged on numerous time travelling trips. Satan / Greg (God) Satan has captured and taken the appearance of Greg (God), with a plan to steal the time machine to turn Earth into a living hell. Greg (God), is an friendly, apologetic, aged hippy. Damien / Jesus Damien is the anti-Christ and has taken the appearance of Jesus. Damien is a short tempered, middle Eastern fitness buff, who wants to kill and destroy everything. Jesus is manically depressed and remains captured alongside Greg. We'd love to know what you thought of the animated short film called Time Family, please leave any feedback you have below. ? Share this video TIMES SQUARE KISS - Animated Short Film pt 15 with a YouTube Friend https://youtube.com/shorts/F3oTa63kMx8 ✅ Check out more about me and what I do https://www.kevindurham.com/ Follow me Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thekevindurham Twitter - https://twitter.com/thekevindurham/ Facebook - http://facebook.com/thekevindurham ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2d_Pi6poiQ

? Subscribe for more comedy short film clips ? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDJDCRtI7yWWXWB1IXxPwRw?sub_confirmation=1 This comedy short film clip highlights the love between a man and his postbox. This is a clip from a short film I produced called The Sketchbook. I'll use AI to fill in the gaps below. In a world where unexpected connections can blossom, friendships can form in the most peculiar ways. In this heartwarming story, we meet Bernard, a gentle and eccentric man who shares an intimate bond with a postbox named Lucy. This tale explores the power of companionship, the magic of imagination, and the beauty of finding solace in unexpected places. Once upon a time, in a small town named Willowbrook, there lived a man named Bernard. Bernard was known for his kind heart, but he was also known for his peculiar ways. Every day, rain or shine, Bernard would visit the same postbox on the corner of Elm Street, which he had affectionately named Lucy. Bernard's neighbors, although bemused by his friendship with a postbox, admired his gentle spirit and eccentricity. They recognized that Bernard had found solace in a world that often seemed overwhelming. Their acceptance and respect allowed Bernard to embrace his connection with Lucy without judgment. As the seasons passed, Bernard's bond with Lucy deepened. He would leave small trinkets and handwritten notes in her care, a token of their enduring friendship. Lucy, although a postbox incapable of human response, stood as a symbol of acceptance, offering Bernard a place to pour his heart out. One autumn afternoon, as Bernard leaned against Lucy, sharing tales of childhood memories, he noticed a handwritten note tucked within the box. His eyes widened with surprise as he carefully retrieved the letter. It was a warm, heartfelt message, beautifully written and signed, "From your friend, Lucy." In that moment, Bernard's heart swelled with joy. He felt a profound sense of connection and realized that Lucy, the postbox, had become more than just an inanimate object in his life. She had become a conduit for friendship, a symbol of understanding. From that day forward, Bernard began leaving notes for Lucy, expressing his gratitude and recounting the adventures they shared. He would share tales of his daily encounters, the books he read, and the dreams he aspired to achieve. In return, Lucy would silently stand, her metallic surface reflecting the world around her. One sunny spring morning, Bernard arrived at Lucy's side, bubbling with excitement. He clutched a carefully wrapped package in his hands, anticipation gleaming in his eyes. With a mischievous grin, he unveiled a small brass plaque that read, "Lucy, a steadfast friend." Tears of joy welled up in Bernard's eyes as he affixed the plaque to Lucy's front panel. It was a symbol of their enduring bond, a testament to the magic of friendship that transcended expectations. The townspeople, touched by Bernard's gesture, rallied around the postbox and celebrated the remarkable connection between a man and his faithful companion. Years passed, and Bernard and Lucy's friendship continued to flourish. They shared countless stories, laughter, and moments of solace. Their companionship brought joy not only to Bernard but also to those who witnessed the power of their connection. As time carried on, Bernard's health began to falter. He grew frail, and his visits to Lucy became less frequent. Sensing the change, Lucy stood tall, braving the elements, a beacon of strength and support. One summer evening, as the sun bathed Willowbrook in a golden glow, Bernard's neighbors gathered near Lucy, their hearts heavy with sorrow. They had lost a cherished friend, a man whose unique bond with a postbox had touched their lives. Together, they bid farewell to Bernard, his legacy forever etched in their memories. The townspeople vowed to protect and care for Lucy, a testament to the enduring power of friendship. In the years that followed, Bernard's story became a source of inspiration in Willowbrook. The tale of a man who found solace and friendship in the most unexpected of places resonated deeply within the hearts of the townspeople. To this day, on Elm Street in Willowbrook, the postbox named Lucy stands tall, a symbol of the extraordinary connection that can arise between humans and the world around them. And while Bernard is no longer there to whisper his stories, his spirit lives on, carried within the hearts of those who knew him, reminding them of the power of acceptance, love, and the beauty of embracing the unexpected. ? Share this video Postbox LOVER - short film with a YouTube Friend https://youtube.com/shorts/X09-Ne3F4fM ✅ Check out more about me and what I do https://www.kevindurham.com/ Follow me Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thekevindurham Twitter - https://twitter.com/thekevindurham/ Facebook - http://facebook.com/thekevindurham ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdJWuUcOqXY