THE GIPPS
Inspired by the true life formative years of Cameron Gipp AKA Big Gipp, The Gipps follows the unlikely suburban upbringing of a future hip-hop legend. Set in a historically significant suburb of Atlanta, populated by upper middle class African American families, entertainers, and civil rights leaders, Cameron’s childhood was at the center of the convergence of wealth, hope and history. It’s a story of what happens when the first generation of upper-middle class African American kids grow up in a neighborhood where they have more choices than their parents, more freedom than their grandparents, but still feel a connection to the projects on the next block over.
Based on real life experiences of rap icon, Big Gipp.
QUEEN OF COLLEGE
In an age where the rich and famous are bribing their children’s way into higher education, Meghan’s parents were quite the opposite. They knew better than to waste a dime sending their hard-partying Millennial daughter to college. Nevertheless, Meghan was determined to have the college experience, so when her high school bestie got accepted to the University of Georgia, Megan followed, diving headfirst into the college student lifestyle (minus the studying). Everyone assumed that she was not only enrolled at UGA, but that she was also a member of the sorority Sigma Kappa. Meghan quickly realized that her ability to pull off the life of a college student could benefit her in more ways than one. Socially, she had the school in the palm of her hands. She found herself attending football games in the student section, going to fraternity formals and date nights, participating in every UGA tradition you could think of, and even started attending some classes, all while avoiding thousands of dollars in debt in student loans for a piece of glorified paper.
Inspired by Meghan Reinertsen’s fun-filled freeloading four+ years at the University of Georgia.
TRANSPLANTS
While their dying father undergoes a heart transplant, a group of millennial siblings put their lives on hold and return to their childhood home to help out the family... and get a chance to restart their own stories.
Based on the true life account of Hannah Aslesen, whose dad is still miraculously alive.
BABY DADDIES
A career-minded, single Manhattanite has kids with her two male gay best friends. When they all move in together to the same chaotic, cramped New York City apartment, they must learn to redefine family on their own terms.