In the aftermath of their teenage daughter’s death, a married couple spend seventy-two hours trapped inside their home when the discovery of her private journal forces them to confront the truths they avoided as parents and as partners, threatening to either destroy their marriage or redefine it.

When a master political fixer manipulates a breaking scandal through media narratives rather than facts, he discovers too late that the system he protects has no loyalty to truth, innocence, or him.

On the morning of high school graduation, the future feels promised. College plans are set, friendships are cemented, and the final chapter of adolescence seems safely within reach. But beneath the surface of this ordinary celebration, years of neglect, cruelty, and unseen suffering are about to erupt—forever changing a community that believed it was prepared for adulthood.

The County Line is a prestige political-crime thriller set in the Ozark foothills of Stone County, Arkansas — a place where power is inherited, faith is weaponized, and justice is selectively applied. When Penelope Jackson, a young single mother, is found dead off a quiet rural road,

FOUND is a faith-driven, post-apocalyptic drama series centered on WILL HART, a former pastor whose belief in God has been shattered by personal tragedy and a world that has turned violently against Christianity. The story opens in the future. Will hides in a remote cave with a small group of believers, pursued by drones and armed forces enforcing a global regime that has outlawed religious faith. Will records their story in a journal, hoping someone—anyone—will one day understand what was lost and what was worth saving. The series then rewinds to the collapse of civilization.

In a meticulously engineered river ecosystem, a beaver society governs water, labor, and survival through infrastructure and policy. As environmental pressure mounts, rational decisions made to preserve stability begin to quietly dismantle the balance they were designed to protect.