When Rose sees another one of her numerous crushes go unrequited, she decides her senior year must go out with a bang (quite literally) and hatches a foolproof plan to accomplish all her boy-related goals.

Rhea and Liv wrote this script because they both relate heavily to the themes of this project. While it is a comedy, the feelings of being behind or “not enough” are something that both us and many other 20-something women experience in their lives. As a culmination of their senior year and a final goodbye to college, they are so excited to go all in on this film!

Our film covers three main themes of fulfillment, friendship, and love, all of which have been big aspects of our lives as we finish out our senior year at UCSB. As we follow Rose along our journey, the importance of these themes ebb and flow, and with all of them ultimately serving our protagonist in different, yet equally important, ways. 

This film takes inspiration from works like Booksmart, Never Have I Ever, Easy A, Girls, and more. It features crashouts, heartbreaks, and awkward epiphanies through a heartwarming and comedic lens!

This budget allows us to focus on creating an environment to most effectively tell the story–purchasing props and costumes, renting the proper equipment, composing a soundtrack, and more!