With Molly and Elle’s friendship left hanging in question, we start season 2 with Molly in London, England facing both her heartbreak from ‘The One’ and her new endometriosis/adenomyosis diagnoses. Back in Toronto, Elle has found herself a member of “Community”, a retreat where she went to recoup after a nervous breakdown. What was meant to be a 2-week mental health break is now going on 5 months... and the fact that it is definitely a cult is clear to everyone but Elle. Meanwhile, the ambitious Jordan has been juggling the ad agency he and Elle had started on his own. But when a high-stakes client requires him to go retrieve Elle he finds a very different version of his old workaholic/party-girl friend. In the meantime, Molly returns to Toronto and must learn how to ask for help in order to receive the surgery and support that she needs and Elle feels like everyone who ever loved her in the real world has abandoned her, and turns all of her co-dependant tendencies to “Community”. As Molly and Elle navigate their unseen illnesses and their paths continue to diverge, a permanent friendship-breakup seems inevitable... or could their paths to self-discovery bring them back together?

After 10 years of being appart, the sisters Billie and Rose reconnect with one common goal: kidnap their farther as he finally walks out of jail. Looking for money that is rightfully theirs; the siblings will end up finding something far more precious…

When a classically trained twenty-something thespian finally takes the plunge into the world of professional acting in Austin, TX, she must learn to grapple with sleazy agents, creepy actors, cultish gurus, and the dehumanizing casting process, and ultimately must decide whether making her art her profession is worth all the bullshit.

Exploring a rich vein of Black history in a rural area in southern Ontario, Canada leads to attempts by descendants to protect and restore an abandoned freedom seeker cemetery with a connection to Harriet Tubman.

Delia and Giulia are trying to make the best out of the pandemic. In order for Delia's artist visa to get approved and Giulia's wish to never wait tables again to come true, they throw a huge comedy festival online. However, an unlucky Zoom accident that goes viral leaves the two of them getting mocked relentlessly instead of celebrated.

Season three finds the Detention gang sent to island school; a remote educational camp in the woods of Ontario that may just be the key to their new mystery. With no cell reception, twenty-four-hour supervision and three other schools to compete against, how will they unravel Lawren Harris’ mystery?

LOGLINE: While waiting for her Google dream job, an ex-Israeli commando teaches a NYC night school philosophy class & uses her eclectic international students as unwitting pawns in her private eye gigs

THEME: Applying classical philosophical to today’s seemingly soulless world takes real effort. But when your professor is an unprincipled, self-absorbed, libertine dreamer, the moral boundaries are stretched to their limits. On the other hand, anything is better than sitting in the classroom being lectured on Confucius’ views on concubines.

Our Dreamer is DEVORAH ZISSA (DeZi) is ex-Israeli Army commando. Her name Hebrew means Sweet Bee & she’s the charismatic Queen bee all the other worker bees swarm around. Her philosophical views are a mix of Machiavelli & Sun Tzu. Dezi was indeed in Israeli Military intelligence but maybe not so successfully. But now that she’s in NYC, it’s all about a new type of battleground warfare: survival.

ZAYA is Dezi’s army BFF & now roommate in a Brooklyn loft full of Israelis called the Kibbutz. A hopeless romantic, Zaya is an aspiring celebrity personal trainer.

RONI KAPLAN (KAPO) is Dezi’s ex commander who owns a cleaning service/private security firm in NYC. Kapo has a complex big brother/misogynist relationship with Dezi but gets her the first few side gigs.

TAGLINE: They DESIRE the American Dream but only on their terms!

CONCEPT: A virginal master-baker and a self-proclaimed sex goddess team up to open an erotic bakery, only to have their social-climbing arch-nemesis declare a turf war. FORNICAKES is a contemporary web series in the style of Friends meets 2 Broke Girls. At its heart, it is the story of how women, no matter their differences, always have each other’s backs.

The Fornicakes bakery is located in middle America suburbia, where old fashioned ideals are still cool, and the Morality Board regulates town standards. With its divinely decorated erotic-shaped baked goods, FORNICAKES is frequently in conflict with the Morality Board’s mores. Proximity breeds drama and contempt with the COFFEE SHOP next door and the MUFFIN FACTORY across the street.

SERIES OVERVIEW: Neurotic, virginal Jolene and sex-starved Lisa work to dig themselves out of poverty by opening Fornicakes - an erotic bakery where Jolene bakes edible genitalia while recently-divorced Lisa plots to steal her ex-husband Trevor back from their hated former high school rival Blanche. For Jolene and Lisa, it’s not just about pride. It’s about survival. Luckily, they have Daniel, the barista extraordinaire, who runs the coffee shop next door to Fornicakes.

AN 8-PART SERIES BASED ON HAMLET BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

Denmark Circus has necessarily gone virtual. Skip-jumping along Shakespeare’s text, Ophelia’s story is unveiled in short digestible episodes. She is a silks aerialist. Hamlet is a clown who has lost all his mirth. The two conspire in hopes of finding out what really happened to their former ringleader.

Hamlet & Ophelia is a love letter to live performance made during a time when performance could not be live. All contributing artists self-taped as individuals or within personal quarantine pods.

“Hey y’all! It’s time to get your hands a clapping and your feet a tapping.”

“It’s Daisy May” is a 10-episode web series about Daisy May, a girl from the American south who loves talking, making people smile, and singing country music. Daisy is tired of Mama and her life in the trailer park and wants more, so off she goes to the local trash yard, finds a ukulele, starts plucking, and introduces herself to the wide, wide world of the web.

With the help from Donna’s phone (Donna is the best) Daisy imparts all the wisdom she’s learned along the way whilst singing her heart out in the process (music really does soothe the soul).

“It’s Daisy May” mixes the genres of stand-up comedy, musical theatre, and cabaret. And, some might say it’s like a good ole’ fashioned hoe down. Either way, join us. Daisy can’t wait to meet you!

Stuck in a dead-end personal assistant job, Kinsley, an ambitious yet unpublished writer, can't write anything other than titles. When an influencer she hate-follows gets a book deal, Kinsley calls her life-like Thoughts out of hibernation to manifest success, boost her ego, and help her finally write her masterpiece. But each Thought vies for control and she finds herself fighting to be heard inside her own mind.

When the Dumont sisters receive the phone call from their mother, telling them to come home, they can never imagine the darkness that awaits. Upon return, the seemingly innocent family reunion takes a sudden, dark turn as their loyalty and love for one another is put to the ultimate test. Each dealing in their own ways, they must inevitably decide what they are willing to sacrifice for kin.

At its core, Kith & Kin is about family- the sacrifices we are willing to make, the secrets we are willing to keep and the love that ties that all together. It explores our instincts for survival, protection and the cost that we pay for the sins of our Ancestors.

(mis)placed is a web series about the intersecting lives of twenty-somethings, all searching for love, work, and meaning in the world today.

Beth and Courtney are girl-bosses, interior designers and best friends. On this reality TV show, they renovate rooms all in a single day, transforming the lives of their clients forever.

After a night of celebration Alan drunkenly tells his wife Michelle. The dark origin behind their love

Amy and Becca - two ordinary women - find themselves in an extraordinary situation. Fighting anxiety and doubt, they come up with a plan to solve their problem and eliminate the mess.

The story starts with a romcom meet cute, but instead of following the romantic leads, we watch the story from the point of view of their best friends.
In the pilot episode, Megan and Rob meet. Megan believes that her friend needs help to make romance happen, whereas Rob believes strongly in fate and that they don't need to intervene.

Sloppy Jones is a short form slasher comedy series about three queer Gen-Zillennial servers working at Sloppy Jones Grill: RORY, a free spirited people pleaser; HARPER, a book-smart, bisexual bartender; and THOMAS, a calculating b*tch. This Unholy Trinity’s world is upended when they discover the severed torso of their dirtbag boss FRANK JONES in the freezer, just as DEBORAH, Frank's estranged wife, makes a perfectly timed entrance into their lives. Now every single one of them looks guilty and no one is safe until the trio find out- Who killed Frank…and who will they kill next?

A group of hopeful actors live and try to work in Chicago.

A middle-aged Jewish woman—fired from her job as a high school chemistry teacher—joins a Neo-Nazi terror group and is assigned the task of creating a weapon of mass destruction.

Walkie-Talkie is a witty, semi-autobiographical digital comedy series that follows 24-year-old Katie as she grapples with what it means to be asexual in a world that places such a high value on sex. When all her friends start to prioritize their dating lives over their friendships, Katie embarks on a quest to meet and connect with new people in a non-traditional way: by hiding a walkie-talkie in a new place each week and then going on a walk with the person that finds it. Essentially, she sets herself up on platonic blind dates.

In the pilot, a young man named Adam picks up the walkie-talkie, and he and Katie connect immediately. Their relationship is the heart of the series. Importantly, this is NOT an “I thought I was asexual until I met the right person” story. Since there is no middle ground between having sex and not having sex, Walkie-Talkie explores their complicated relationship with empathy, nuance, and humor.

“The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together …” – William Shakespeare, All’s Well That Ends Well

In the midst of the continuing global pandemic, the smaller, more personal tragedies and triumphs can be discounted or minimised. This series, set as Melbourne re-emerged from its 6th (and second longest) lockdown due to Covid-19, shines a light on the little things as our city came slowly back to life. From political machinations for personal gain to relationship issues to mental health challenges to the first tentative steps back to a “normal” life and more, through each episode we are observers of human nature rediscovering itself in the backwash of a global crisis - with some finding their voice and others finding the opposite, still in the overwhelm of it all.

In a world where masks were beginning to be removed (for better or ill) and we came together face-to-face for the first time in a long time – this series explores the myriad of domestic and personal challenges our previous isolation caused or caused us to hide from, as seen through the lens of a wide range of Shakespeare characters, using his original words.

Created & directed by award-winning actor/director, Sally McLean (Shakespeare Republic), produced by Incognita Enterprises, commissioned by the Howard Fine Acting Studio Australia and featuring their 2021 graduating full time acting cohort, this new series officially launched on May 25, 2022. Filmed by the students on smartphones & cameras under McLean’s direction in real time using Zoom calls, the entire series was made during the Melbourne lockdowns of 2021. Most of the students had never performed Shakespeare before working with Sally on this series. To see all episodes, visit https://www.walkingshadows.com.au

Weirdos is a female-driven teen drama series exploring the struggles faced by Charlotte, a plus-size teen girl who is relentlessly tormented and bullied by a group of teenagers in high school. With the help of a new student, Sam, she finds her inner strength and finally stands up for herself. Thanks to kindness, Charlotte not only changes the direction of her life but also that of her bullies.

Weirdos weaves an intricate and heart wrenching story of teenage life that deeply resonates with young teens across the globe. To date, it has garnered 4.5 millions views on YouTube and tens of millions on other social media platforms.