Count Me In

In the vibrant streets of Los Angeles, where dreams collide with reality, “Count Me In” follows the journey of Jenna Rossi, a gifted but undervalued artist struggling to find her place in the competitive world of street art. With her career sidelined by self-doubt and the pressures of adult life, Jenna channels her frustrations into an underground art collective known as “The Forgotten,” a group of misfits passionate about creative expression and community activism.

As Jenna becomes entrenched in this diverse family of artists, she discovers the power of collaboration and the struggles that come with it. Leading the collective is Malik, a charismatic graffiti legend with a mysterious past, who inspires Jenna to embrace her artistry and step out of the shadows. Tensions escalate when a powerful developer threatens to bulldoze their beloved community space to erect luxury condos. The stakes heighten as Jenna rallies the collective to orchestrate a city-wide art movement, aiming to protect their home and redefine their community’s identity.

Amidst the chaos, Jenna grapples with her own insecurities and artistic voice, forging meaningful connections with her fellow artists. There’s Kai, a tech-savvy muralist who dreams of blending art with augmented reality; Zara, a budding filmmaker documenting their rebellion; and Marco, a former graffiti artist turned urban planner who struggles to reconcile his past with a desire for progress. As secrets unfold and past rivalries bubble to the surface, Jenna must face her own fears while uniting her friends and community for a cause that transcends art.

“Count Me In” explores themes of identity, resilience, and the transformative power of community. As Jenna learns to assert herself within the collective and confront both her demons and her dreams, the series highlights the importance of standing together against the forces of gentrification and societal neglect. With each vibrant mural and every ounce of heartfelt passion, Jenna and her crew remind us that art has the power not just to beautify spaces but to forge connections and inspire change. In a world that often tries to silence voices, “Count Me In” invites you to join the movement and reclaim what it means to belong.