Betsy Brandt

Tired of her stereotypical role, the lead of a popular sci-fi series is ready to call it quits, but her superfan assistant won’t let that happen.

A woman is on top of her game with her work, life, and family balance until her husband walks into a forest and never returns, upending all she knows.

Amanda (Morgan Saylor) and Jake (McCaul Lombardi) are in love and want to start a new life together in Los Angeles. Amanda comes from an upper-middle class family, just graduated from college, and has some pressure to find the right job and succeed in her career. Jake is rough around the edges, without a degree, and some, including Amanda’s family, see him as a slacker. In the City of Angels, nothing happens as planned for the young couple as they face the realities of adulthood: family, career, friendship, lodging, finances, love and towed cars. From setbacks to surprises, Amanda and Jake try to find their place in the sprawling city. Will they make the right choices?

After his career hits the skids, an ambitious man leaves behind the stress of modern life and starts an adventure with his husband and family.

Valet parking attendant Antonio accidentally appears in a paparazzi photo with movie star Olivia and her married lover, posing a PR disaster. He is enlisted and reluctantly agrees to pose as her boyfriend as a cover up.

A terminally ill woman, determined to die on her own terms, persuades a self-destructive addict to assist her in exchange for clean urine.

Todd is a hyper-articulate gay twentysomething whose fear of dying alone leads him to a baffling conclusion: he might not be gay after all. When he meets Rory, a whip-smart actress, the two forge a relationship that's all talk and no sex. Writer-director-star James Sweeney delivers a razor sharp rom-com exploring just how elastic our definitions of love and sexuality can get.