Office Chatter
"A slice-of-life story of the internal monologues of four office employees."
Synopsis
Four employees are getting ready for their morning meeting, but their minds are anywhere but work. These are their internal monologues, where their insecurities, anxieties, and thoughts about work and each other are revealed.
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