Good VIbes Only
½ Hour Comedy Pilot Script
Logline: A full-time PhD student/part-time Instagram influencer is forced to toy around with everything she doesn’t know about sex (and herself) when she’s thrust into conducting research on the Orgasm Gap at a Black-owned feminist sex shop.
Awards
Winner: 2020 Nashville Film Festival
Finalist: 2020 Shore Scripts
Runner-up: 2021 Cinestory TV Competition
Semi-Finalist: 2020 JumpStart Writing Competition
Semi-Finalist: 2020 Diverse Voices
Second Rounder: 2020 Austin Film Festival
Second Rounder: 2020 Sundance Episodic Lab
Scored in the 98th percentile by WeScreenplay script coverage
Coverfly’s Top 3%
Love For the Script
“The concept of this show just kicks ass on so many levels. It shows us sex positivity and how that has been co-opted by commerce, depictions of race, gender and orientation and how they navigate their identities in a capitalist society that commodifies their sexuality - so man good things here I haven't seen. Overall, this is a very unique piece by an obviously talented writer. This fits a demographic that is sorely underrepresented in programming, and there is tremendous potential and appetite for what this writer has to say.”
— Austin Film Festival
“Overall, this is a really great pilot, one that is funny and grounded in a truthful reality. I’d be excited to watch this series––it feels compelling, fresh, and so amazingly funny.”
— WeScreenplay
“This comedy is unlike anything that's on television or that's streaming right now. The strongest sell for this comedy show is the originality and characterization. Not only does this story follow predominately Black characters, but it highlights these characters in situations that a lot of Black content tends to stay away from. If Black content does enter into sexuality, it's usually just touched on for an episode and isn't the main theme of the television show. Yes, we've had other groundbreaking television shows that delve into the topics of sex, but never from a Black, femme, sex positive, and gender fluid perspective. Since your point of view is so strong, the world building feels very realistic and natural. I totally got a sense of who Cassie was at the beginning of the episode. I think a lot of women of diverse backgrounds can relate to this Instagram heavy culture and only showing the world the highlights of your life.”