
Lee Sipos is in a rut: she's still paying off student loans, her waitressing job involves frequent customer harassment, her roommates are abandoning her to live a more lavish lifestyle, and her physically-disabled father has run into some trouble with the law. Not to mention, she's attempting to pull off an acting career. When all of the above elements collide, Lee has to get herself back on her feet. What is at first born out of sheer curiosity, soon becomes her reality: sugar babying. As the season unfolds, Lee, gets swept up in her double-life. All types of wealthy characters wine and dine her - and not always the stereotypical business men one might expect. At first, Lee enjoys the experience: she's an actor performing. Lee proves to be relatively cunning in the profession, sometimes scoring big allowances and dodging dangerous situations with Daddies. Everything seems to take a turn for the better when Lee meets The Producer, a mysterious and allegedly successful Hollywood tycoon. He promises to help Lee, not only financially, but with her acting career as well. When Lee becomes ensnared in an emotionally and sexually abusive relationship with The Producer, she must call for help from the unlikely heroes throughout the season to pull her out of a precarious situation and get her back on her feet.
- Runtime64 minutes
- DirectorSophia Conger, Rebecca Dearden
- ScreenwriterSophia Conger, Rebecca Dearden
- ProducerTyler Ben-Amotz, Sophia Conger, Rebecca Dearden, Keely Bochicchio-Sipos
- Executive ProducerKevin Breznahan, Tyler Ben-Amotz, Whitney Dearden, Samantha Smith
- CastKeely Bochicchio-Sipos, Joshua Andres Rivera, Kevin Breznahan, Amiyah Scott, LaVora Perry, Eleanor Pearson, Joey Leberer
- CinematographerJordyn Gatti
- EditorSamantha Smith
- Production DesignLily Harir
- ComposerTied, Evan Dibbs, Keely Bochicchio-Sipos
- Sound DesignBrian Goodheart, AGE Post
- MusicBrian Goodheart, AGE Post

Lee Sipos is in a rut: she's still paying off student loans, her waitressing job involves frequent customer harassment, her roommates are abandoning her to live a more lavish lifestyle, and her physically-disabled father has run into some trouble with the law. Not to mention, she's attempting to pull off an acting career. When all of the above elements collide, Lee has to get herself back on her feet. What is at first born out of sheer curiosity, soon becomes her reality: sugar babying. As the season unfolds, Lee, gets swept up in her double-life. All types of wealthy characters wine and dine her - and not always the stereotypical business men one might expect. At first, Lee enjoys the experience: she's an actor performing. Lee proves to be relatively cunning in the profession, sometimes scoring big allowances and dodging dangerous situations with Daddies. Everything seems to take a turn for the better when Lee meets The Producer, a mysterious and allegedly successful Hollywood tycoon. He promises to help Lee, not only financially, but with her acting career as well. When Lee becomes ensnared in an emotionally and sexually abusive relationship with The Producer, she must call for help from the unlikely heroes throughout the season to pull her out of a precarious situation and get her back on her feet.
- Runtime64 minutes
- DirectorSophia Conger, Rebecca Dearden
- ScreenwriterSophia Conger, Rebecca Dearden
- ProducerTyler Ben-Amotz, Sophia Conger, Rebecca Dearden, Keely Bochicchio-Sipos
- Executive ProducerKevin Breznahan, Tyler Ben-Amotz, Whitney Dearden, Samantha Smith
- CastKeely Bochicchio-Sipos, Joshua Andres Rivera, Kevin Breznahan, Amiyah Scott, LaVora Perry, Eleanor Pearson, Joey Leberer
- CinematographerJordyn Gatti
- EditorSamantha Smith
- Production DesignLily Harir
- ComposerTied, Evan Dibbs, Keely Bochicchio-Sipos
- Sound DesignBrian Goodheart, AGE Post
- MusicBrian Goodheart, AGE Post