The Professor and the Intern, placement visit comedy sketch, very funny

Professor visits student at her workplace. She is on her work-placement year (internship) at a City institution in London. http://www.youtube.com/user/ahmed3rd#grid/user/4C26E1858873A86D

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Directed by experienced comedy director Ben Campbell and featuring London-based Canadian actress Liz McMullen, "The Placement Visit" is the first published piece by the London-based Egyptian writer and actor Ahmed III. This comedy short showcases bursting new talent. For all enquiries please get in touch at ahmed.the.third@gmail.com .

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CREDITS

CAST
Dr Halikali: Ahmed III
Joanne: Liz McMullen

CREW
Director/Camerman: Ben Campbell
Producers: Ahmed III and Ben Campbell
Writer: Ahmed III
Make Up: Paula Seabright
Camera Assistant/Boom Operator: Kirstie Phillips

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COPYRIGHT NOTICE. This video is copyrighted and cannot be used before live audiences or through any form of mass media without the express permission of Ahmed III. Its use via YouTube is intended for personal use only and can only be viewed on YouTube and websites using the YouTube embed code. Any other use of the video or its screen captures violate this copyright.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• yt:crop=16:9
• placements
• the city
• London
• wall street
• student
• professor
• blackberry
• laptop
• theft
• salary
• income
• joe pesci
• free lunch
• internship
• intern
• academic
• lecturer

[SoulshineBeats]

make more of these!

[manaliveblog]

well done, sir! got any others in the pipeline? check out some of our vids too and let us know what you think!

[tommidrab]

cool

[nodicefilms]

Great comic timing. The actors were also very good.

[comedyplus]

I liked the twists and turns of this.  I give it a thumbs up. :)

[ImanShihab]

Good filming, very good acting, funny idea or ideas actually.

[swan17princess]

Well done!

[Rik600]

Quite a nice little sketch actually! Filming was good, and acting above standard for You Tube.....

[mobileboxuk]

Good camera-work, well acted, painfully unfunny script

[Ritedays]

Good filming; very poor writing - as a caricature it doesn't really work.