In the zippy three-minute comedy The Clean Up, writer-director-star Trey Wright plays a hapless but well-meaning janitor whose routine night shift at a high-tech office complex takes a hilariously chaotic turn. When he accidentally triggers a state-of-the-art security system while attempting to dispose of a mysterious sticky mess, he must race against the clock to reset the building's automated defenses before his boss—or worse, his nosy coworker played by Tirza Orchoa—discovers his blunder. What begins as a simple task quickly escalates into a slapstick cascade of mops, gadgets, and miscommunications as he navigates a maze of motion sensors, voice-activated locks, and robotic cleaning drones. The film balances its lighthearted, fast-paced tone with a relatable undercurrent of workplace anxiety, capturing the absurdity of trying to fix a small mistake before it snowballs into a disaster. With its tight runtime and energetic performances from the cast, The Clean Up delivers a playful, laugh-out-loud look at the high stakes of lowly jobs.