Three diverse female roommates in Los Angeles navigate their quarter life crisis and quest for success in the modern social media era’s walk of fame and shame.

SYNOPSIS:

Walk of Shame is a 1-hour drama series centered on three young female roommates sharing a townhouse in Los Angeles: 26-year old tomboy trainer ASH from Oklahoma, 29-year old Mexican-Korean makeup artist and aspiring beauty influencer SKY from Sherman Oaks, and 25-year old student actress Clara from Denmark.

With different backgrounds and goals, they are united by their shared living situation and desire to “be something more” before time runs out, while battling profound and often conflicting insecurities in the unforgiving city of broken dreams.

In the pilot episode, each of the girls are exposed to situations that shine a light on their hidden dreams, fears and flaws. Sky puts her livelihood and reputation on the line when she takes a makeup gig with a reality star and hate object of her narcissistic repeat client; Clara falls head over heels with charming Spanish social media influencer Miguel and applies to an escort app to boost her student budget, while Ash gets her worst nightmare realized when the blonde bombshell who slept with her boyfriend in high school suddenly shows up to steal more than just the spotlight.

Walk of Shame is a familiar story with an unfamiliar and non-glamorous presentation that shows authentic people with real lives and backgrounds, in stark contrast to the unrealistic image of most similarly themed shows. It is the Norwegian hit series “Young and Promising” in a Los Angeles setting, or a raw and modern version of “Sex and The City” where the success and glamour is replaced by unapologetic grit, and the characters with flawed but sympathetic human beings.