Downtown Girl

Wrapping up “Downtown Girl” with one final message and imagination. It’s short and a little messy - but hey, it is what it is.

Prom Night is finally here! Just in time for Mallory to start feeling like herself again along with some last minute things left to take care of.

Mallory’s life couldn’t have felt more like a weight lifted off her shoulders. She’s going to prom and living the rest of her life unapologetically. But something feels kind of off...

Mallory had finally reached confirmation of her “friends”. To the point of her wanting to make a life altering decision, but... Something happens that might save Mallory’s life. (Warning: Suicide contemplation.)

People start revealing themselves - I mean, their true selves. Mallory’s life seems to turn to turmoil.

To get her mind off of everything, Mallory’s only hope for happiness is giving to the school blood drive.

The excitement of having her first boyfriend, Mallory notices she’s gaining some attention from people who aren’t so excited. (Warning: Language)

Mallory reunites with her “one dance stand” from last year. But, Mallory starts to get mixed feelings about everything and also, something reveals to make Mallory shake in her core.

Mallory is back in school and ready as she’ll ever be! But, when a nasty and mysterious rumor gets spread about her, she immediately shuts down and tries to find out more about this.

Mallory learns some terrifying news. But it all turns out to be beautiful on this new journey of strength. On the other hand, Mallory’s friends are dealing with some not-so-nice things of their own.

A little deeper into Mallory’s life; and the very dramatic changes that come through.

Mallory is a 17 year old girl living in 2014 sharing her love for Billy Joel, musical theater, and the excitement of the most iconic high school staple of all: senior prom. Although she faces many obstacles through the course of the year, Mallory discovers an unexpected twist in her story that not even she thought would all come together to sound like the greatest story ever about her very unexpectedly original senior year.


A triumphant tale of surviving bullying, overcoming depression, breaking free from teen dating abuse, and finding a light away from contemplating suicide.