This is a great opportunity for actors to work as leads in an ultra-professional environment as well as copy the content for their reels.

The Price of Her Love is a contained, gut-punch vertical drama that all unfolds in one family restaurant booth over the course of a single “nice” meal. Ten-year-old Owen is a foster kid who’s learned to disappear into the corner while his foster mom Miss Jenna showers dessert, sleepovers, and new phones on her biological daughter Sutton—funded by the foster payments meant for him. When Lana, the mother everyone told Owen had abandoned him, finally walks in, the booth turns into a one-room courtroom: Jenna clings to her “good mom” image and the income he represents, Lana fights through guilt to tell the truth about why she left, and social worker Ms. Carter insists that, for once, the system listen to what Owen wants. Over six short episodes, the story rises from a slapped hand and a stolen slice of cake to a boy choosing love over money, as a quiet waiter and the entire restaurant bear witness. It’s intimate, performance-driven work built for extreme close-up—cracks in a voice, a flinch at the word “abandoned,” the moment a child finally says, “I want a mom.” If you’re drawn to stories that ask audiences to rethink what care, love, and responsibility look like in real life, is this the booth you’re ready to sit in?