Heartwarming and funny episodic series centering around love, loss and everything in-between.
A journey of heartbreak over the loss of a child and the joy as one woman finally gives birth to her rainbow baby.
A young widower is forced to move back home and with the help of his family and friends, tries to get back into the dating game. A story of love, life, and rebirth.
Whatta Lark follows childless children’s book author Megan Revere as she is forced to choose “will I or won’t I have kids” and turns to drag queen Whatta Lark for advice. If you're lucky, friendship can be a real drag...
Check, Please is a comedic web series about a French immigrant who just moved to NY to pursue her American dream and starts working in a small chaotic restaurant. She will learn how to survive this urban jungle the hard way because serving in NYC is not an easy ride.
Now What is a comedy/drama web series about a 20 something professional woman (Jazmine Hughes) who finds out she is unexpectantly pregnant and the night she is supposed to tell the father, he shocks her and breaks up with her before she has a chance to tell him! So Now What does she do!
The first season is 13 episodes and we go through a lot of Now What moments with Jazmine and her friends and family during this awkward time!
Its a series thats universal and people can relate to! It's a story of when the unexpected happens Now What" do you do!
Jenn and Eddie are 2 friends navigating dating, social media and political correctness in a pandemic. It's "Curb your Enthusiasm" meets "Sex and the City."
Slacker Mom. Too tired to care. Humorous how-to guides for moms who are just too exhausted to do anything, with episodes on baking, Halloween, holiday gifts, laundry, housekeeping, hosting a dinner party, school projects, and more!
SLACKER MOM was produced in part using a grant for the town of Dover, Vermont, the home of the Independent TV & Film Festival, which MomCave is a huge fan and yearly participant in.
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