comedy script

 


"The Job Interview."

Characters:

  1. Alex - A nervous job applicant.
  2. Sarah - The quirky and unpredictable interviewer.

Scene:

INT. JOB INTERVIEW ROOM - DAY

Alex sits anxiously in a chair, fidgeting with their resume. The room is tidy, with a large window providing a view of the city skyline. The door opens, and Sarah enters with a big smile on her face.

SARAH (enthusiastically) Hello, hello! Welcome, Alex! I'm Sarah, the one and only interviewer you'll have to face today.

ALEX (nervously) Hi, Sarah. Nice to meet you.

SARAH Nice to meet you too! Before we start, do you prefer to be called Alex, or do you have a superhero name you'd like to share?

ALEX (laughing nervously) Uh, just Alex is fine.

SARAH Perfect! So, tell me, Alex, why do you want to work here?

ALEX (trying to sound confident) Well, I've heard great things about the company, and I believe my skills align well with the job requirements.

SARAH (nods) Excellent! We do love skill alignment. Now, imagine you had a superpower that could turn any office supply into a talking companion. Which office supply would you choose and why?

Alex blinks, momentarily taken aback by the unexpected question.

ALEX (smiling) Uh, I'd say a stapler. They could keep the papers organized and tell jokes during coffee breaks.

SARAH (laughing) Ah, a comedic stapler! I like that! But we must ensure it doesn't get stage fright during important presentations.

Alex chuckles, feeling more at ease with Sarah's humor.

SARAH Now, let's play a quick word association game. I'll say a word, and you respond with the first thing that comes to your mind. Ready?

ALEX (slightly nervous but intrigued) Sure, go ahead.

SARAH Pineapple.

ALEX (Hesitates, then laughs) Pizza!

SARAH (Laughs) Great choice! Okay, last one. Flamingo.

ALEX (Pauses for a moment) Um, tropical vacations?

SARAH (Laughs) Nice! I like your imagination, Alex.

As the interview progresses, Sarah continues to ask unconventional questions, keeping Alex on their toes but also making them feel more comfortable. They share a few more laughs, and by the end of the interview, they both feel like they've made a genuine connection.

SARAH (warmly) Well, Alex, you've been an absolute delight! Thank you for bringing some fun to the interview. We'll be in touch soon.

ALEX (sincerely) Thank you, Sarah! I had a great time too.

They shake hands, and Alex leaves the room with a smile on their face, feeling more optimistic about the job opportunity.

END OF SCENE

Remember, comedy can be subjective, and what's funny to one person might not be as funny to another. Feel free to add or modify elements to suit your taste and the overall tone you want to achieve. Happy writing!

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