←Recommendations of 2 Bdrm 1 Bath

This is lovely metaphoric romp through the trials and tribulations of any relationship. Negotiation, compromise, discomfort, they are all landmarks along the way to a working marriage. Fun, funny, and maybe even bittersweet, this script moves at a perfect pace for a short film. Would love to watch it in my 4 bdrm, 4 bath home.

Some say that one of the best ways to survive a relationship in tact is having separate bedrooms and bathrooms from the very beginning to leave the mystery intact. I would love to see this one filmed with Jacquelyn in the lead. I love her sense of humor and her way of connecting us all to something so familiar living in a too small of space and what that actually means when it comes down to it. With her 2Brm 1 Bath I get a very clear picture of the funny it can bring out in all of us.

Here's a real and relatable comedy! Great fast-paced dialogue-driven fun from beginning to end! While this gem works great as a short screenplay, it can easily make a transition to live theatre! I so enjoyed the read!

Although titled as a short film, I believe this could work well as a fast paced, energetic short stage play. I love to read the swift scene changes which in themselves would make a fun watch! The interaction between the characters is fun too and being British I enjoyed their friendly mocking of the British accent!

This is a very relatable and wonderfully written piece. As someone who moved in with someone just before lockdown hit, I am very much aware how small a house can seem. The characters and their relationship is wonderfully explored and I can see this being a lovely film to watch where a lot of the audience will giggle, nudge their partner and go "that's you!".

This short film is adorable. A newly married couple forced to live in a house with only one bathroom (until they're able to sell it, that is) finds the situation harder and harder to handle as the film goes on. The scenes get shorter and shorter as the film hurtles to its conclusion and you wonder if this marriage is going to survive its bathroom problems. Without a single wasted moment, this film is clever, sweet, and funny.

A young couple sharing a home with a single bathroom, get to know each other and themselves in this funny and very real screenplay. We can image the negotiations that resulted in the shown compromises, and easily see ourselves in their shoes (or slippers).

Film festivals will love this wonderful short about the sacrifices we make for love and personal hygiene. There’s plenty of comedic conflict, but the couple handles it all with admirable aplomb. By the time they’ve secured new accommodations, they seem to have figured out the key to accommodating each other. Lots of fun here!

In 2 BDRM 1 BATH, Floyd-Priskorn has given us a short screenplay of a married couple becoming more and more relaxed with each other. Living a small one-room apartment that they try and sell, we see their morning rituals evolve through time. But the joke is one them. And us. A well written comedy.

Oh I loved this short screenplay by Jacquie Floyd. It perfectly captures the trials and tribulations of domestic living together in a sharply funny way. The transition cuts showing the progression as the couple learn to live with the bathroom habits of the other are perfect. An escalation of tensions results in comedic gold. Jacquie never fails to score a bullseye with her humorous takes.