Speaker A
Don't I look great?
Luke and Noah meet at a studio, bonding over movies and work as Noah starts his internship, while Luke deals with sending videos to his jailed boyfriend.
Key Takeaways
- Luke is dealing with the difficulty of communicating with his incarcerated boyfriend.
- Noah is a new intern eager to start his career despite initial setbacks.
- They connect over shared interests, especially classic movies, which helps build their friendship.
- The video explores themes of support and understanding in both personal and professional contexts.
- Starting a career can involve humble beginnings, but passion and encouragement are key.
Summary
- Luke talks about sending video clips to his boyfriend Casey, who is currently in jail and cannot receive phone calls.
- Noah arrives as the new intern and meets Luke, leading to a friendly and somewhat flirtatious interaction.
- They bond over classic movies and share their geeky interests, creating an instant connection.
- Noah reveals he is an army brat and is excited about starting his career despite the mundane task of collating scripts.
- Luke explains the role of a collator and encourages Noah by mentioning famous directors who started similarly.
- Noah struggles a bit with punctuality but is forgiven by Luke and given a tour of the studio.
- Luke and Noah discuss the personal video clip Luke mistakenly sent to Noah instead of his boyfriend.
- The two develop a budding friendship, promising to support each other through work challenges.
- The video highlights themes of friendship, career beginnings, and navigating personal relationships.
- The setting is a studio environment with a focus on editing, filing, and script collating tasks.
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Speaker B
Yes, Maddie, you're like the perfect prom couple, except I'm gay and your boyfriend's in jail.
Speaker A
Oh, don't be like that.
Speaker B
So, did you, uh, were you able to send Casey any of the videos?
Speaker A
Uh, no, I, I sent him the one from the end of the night where I, I told him that I missed him.
Speaker A
But, uh, I don't even know if he's gonna get it, he can't have a phone.
Speaker B
Well, at least you have lots of footage now that you can show him when he gets out.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Okay, how many of these do we have to collate?
Speaker B
A lot.
Speaker B
Look, I'm gonna go make a phone call and see if the new intern would actually come and, uh, you know, intern.
Speaker A
Oh, cut him a break, it's his first day, maybe he got lost.
Speaker B
Yeah, well, he's already missed half of it.
Speaker C
Hey, can you tell me where I can find Luke Snyder?
Speaker C
I...
Speaker C
You.
Speaker A
Me.
Speaker C
Nice to meet you in person.
Speaker A
Um, do I know you?
Speaker C
You sure acted like you did, I mean, it was a real warm welcome, but considering we've never met, don't you think we're moving a little too fast?
Speaker A
Who are you and what are you talking about?
Speaker C
Just give me one second and all will be clear.
Speaker A
Hi.
Speaker A
I don't know if you're ever going to get this, but I wanted you to know that being with you would have made this night everything that it should have been.
Speaker A
I think about you holding me and not to sound sappy, but I keep counting down the days until we can be together.
Speaker A
Okay, how did you get that?
Speaker C
Someone sent it to me.
Speaker A
Oh my God, I must have hit the wrong button, I was supposed to send it to my boyfriend.
Speaker C
And not a perfect stranger.
Speaker C
Well, that's good to know because to be honest, I thought it was a little bit forward, you know?
Speaker C
I mean, real friendly, but forward.
Speaker A
You're really enjoying this, aren't you?
Speaker C
A little bit.
Speaker C
By the way, I'm Noah.
Speaker A
And I'm, I'm embarrassed, uh, Maddie.
Speaker A
You, uh, are you the new intern?
Speaker C
Yeah.
Speaker C
And I'm off to a great start, I'm really sorry about being late, getting out of Missouri was more complicated than I thought.
Speaker C
Necessary, but complicated.
Speaker A
Hey, don't, don't worry about it.
Speaker A
Uh, if you just forget about this whole thing, I'll forgive you.
Speaker C
Done.
Speaker A
Okay, good.
Speaker C
You work here too?
Speaker A
Yeah, I, I, I do, that's how I had your number.
Speaker A
I hate modern technology.
Speaker C
Yeah, me too.
Speaker C
I mean, think about it, if Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullavan both had cell phones, they'd...
Speaker C
Sorry, sometimes I forget I'm this complete geek.
Speaker A
No, if they had cell phones, there would be no Shop Around the Corner.
Speaker C
You, you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker A
Mhm, I do.
Speaker A
I, I'm actually a geek myself.
Speaker A
Uh, I even know that Sullavan is S-U-L-L-A-V-A-N.
Speaker C
Really?
Speaker A
Yes.
Speaker A
This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Speaker A
So, uh, haven't collated.
Speaker A
Like, it's like, okay, fine.
Speaker C
Yeah, but it's no Here Comes Mr. Jordan.
Speaker A
Well, how could it be?
Speaker C
Claude Rains.
Speaker A
Oh, Claude Rains.
Speaker A
He is the best, like, absolute best.
Speaker A
Love him.
Speaker C
What can he do?
Speaker A
Casablanca.
Speaker C
Notorious, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
Speaker A
Lawrence of Arabia, Now Voyager.
Speaker C
Casablanca.
Speaker A
Said it.
Speaker C
It has to be said twice.
Speaker A
I'm shocked, shocked to find that there's a gambling going on here.
Speaker C
Round up the usual suspects.
Speaker A
Okay, who are you and where did you come from, were we like separated at birth?
Speaker C
You know how weird it is to meet somebody that actually knows what I'm talking about?
Speaker A
Were your parents total movie buffs?
Speaker C
Not so much.
Speaker C
I, uh, I'm an army brat and we moved around a lot, so for me, movies were always kind of like...
Speaker A
Friends who you could take with you.
Speaker C
Yeah.
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Well, I just hope that Oakdale isn't going to be too boring for you.
Speaker C
Boring?
Speaker C
I just came from Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
Speaker C
I'm taking my first steps toward my brilliant career.
Speaker C
I mean, how could I be bored?
Speaker A
Well, you are going to be professional collator.
Speaker C
I'm what?
Speaker A
A collator.
Speaker C
Probably not going to be what I want to be, but I'm going to try.
Speaker A
What do you want to be?
Speaker C
Director.
Speaker C
Don't laugh, okay?
Speaker A
Hey, I, I happen to know on the best of authority that Ernst Lubitsch and Victor Fleming were collators themselves.
Speaker C
Really?
Speaker A
Yes.
Speaker B
Idiot, turns off his cell phone on the first day of work.
Speaker C
This kind of idiot.
Speaker C
Hi, Noah Mayer.
Speaker B
Those scripts were supposed to be done three hours ago.
Speaker B
And those are just now and a half late.
Speaker C
Um, at the risk of giving you way too much of the setup.
Speaker C
What am I supposed to do with these?
Speaker B
File them.
Speaker A
Luke, Luke, they're gonna be done and it'll be done in plenty of time.
Speaker A
I'm gonna give Noah a tour of the studio.
Speaker B
Why, we're already running late.
Speaker A
Why, because one, Kim told me to, and two, I need to get him in private so I can explain to him that you are not as big of a jerk as you're acting right now.
Speaker A
We'll start with the editing room.
Speaker C
Thanks for showing me around.
Speaker A
Sure.
Speaker A
I just, uh, one condition, you have to forget what we, you know, we're gonna forget about.
Speaker C
I'm not sure I can completely forget.
Speaker C
I mean, you were pretty arresting on that clip.
Speaker C
Like, at first I even wondered if it was one of those online drama series.
Speaker A
Um, thanks.
Speaker C
But since it seems like it was real life, let me ask you this.
Speaker C
Who was supposed to get it, I mean, who is the lucky guy?
Speaker A
I told you, um, it's my boyfriend.
Speaker C
Yeah, but where is he that you'd send him clips?
Speaker B
Okay, so are we all done with our tour, do you think maybe we could actually get some work done?
Speaker C
Sure.
Speaker B
Okay, then I am going to show you the joys of filing.
Speaker B
All right, that way.
Speaker A
Thanks.
Speaker B
Well, thank you for saving me from my moment of jerkdom and if I do it again.
Speaker A
I'll be here for you.
Speaker B
Same for you.
Speaker A
Thank you.
Topics:Luke SnyderNoah Mayerinternshipstudio tourclassic moviesfriendshipATWTvideo clipscollating scriptscareer beginnings
