In the hilarious, high-concept RomCom Hero Parties, charismatic aspiring actor Jake Harlan pays the bills by suiting up as Captain America (and other heroes) for kids’ birthday parties—until a chance bar meet-cute with princess entertainer Mia from the rival Princess Parties company sparks instant chemistry, secret dates, and a hidden romance that their feuding bosses strictly forbid...
When Jake risks everything to crash a high-profile party as Mia’s prince, the night explodes into cake-fight chaos, costume malfunctions, and jaw-dropping secrets that send the rival companies—and the pair’s own electric chemistry—spinning into pure, high-stakes mayhem amid balloon-animal disasters, kid warfare, and the most reluctant adult alliances imaginable. Packed with razor-sharp banter, physical comedy gold, dual romantic arcs, and a triumphant ending, this crowd-pleasing gem delivers feel-good laughs, heartfelt emotion, and massive commercial appeal for audiences craving a fresh twist on classic workplace rivalry romance.

This is not another generic RomCom—it’s a high-concept workplace comedy with built-in visual spectacle (costumes, cake fights, kid chaos) that lands squarely in the proven sweet spot of recent theatrical hits
Primary Target (Core Buyers – 60-70% of projected audience):
Women 18–34 (Gen Z + younger Millennials)
Seek authentic chemistry + escapist comedy amid “dating recession” fatigue...
Shot on the Ronin 4D 6K
Secondary Targets (Broadens Reach & Monetization):
Men 18–44: Rising share (now ~44% of RomCom streaming audiences) pulled in by physical comedy, workplace rivalry, and “masks vs. authenticity” themes.
Utilizing Steadicam
Couples & date-night crowds 25–44: Perfect shared-viewing demographic
Total Production Budget: $75,000
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