Pitches, Pints & TV Pilots

Vanessa is 22, and she's about to start work at her dream job at Bear TV Productions, London. She's a typical milenial - ballsy, boisterous, entitled and trained a little in every area of TV production from the expensive media college her parents sent her to in New York City.

Sophie is 34 and is really fucking knackered from years of pitching and producing TV shows for the cities most demanding boss. She's also single and miserable after discovering her posh west London boyfriend (and seriously big time executive producer) Christopher Whitcombe is dating again.

As the two ladies come together, Sophie is wildly irritated and threatened by the confidence of her young, fresh nemesis with the world at her feet but is secretly enjoying funnelling all her experience to help steer her career. And, as Vanessa is blindly navigating the world of TV and could really do with a female mentor to help her avoid another late night meeting with her new boss.

When Vanessa has success with a big Saturday night entertainment show pitch, Sophie turns sour, furious at the pace of her success after years of her own attempts have resulted in nothing more than a daytime cooking show. But when she discovers there is a darker reason for it being green-lit, and it involves a certain ex-boyfriend of hers - she must decide whether to help her naive young intern or hang her out to dry.