Hosted by a chef whose charisma could melt steel, Date Night pairs gourmet seduction with the art of connection. Every two-minute vertical episode unfolds in the glow of a single shared dish — a modern supper club for the digital era. Viewers witness strangers meeting for the first time over pasta, pastry, or paella, and learn that chemistry has a recipe all its own. Shot in deep reds and candlelit golds, the series fuses Hive’s cinematic eye with the energy of real romance. Behind every bite lies a story of vulnerability, flavor, and the courage to taste something new.

Set in the world’s most breathtaking retreats, Sanctuary follows guests who arrive exhausted by modern life and leave transformed. Hive’s cameras move quietly through Himalayan spas, coastal villas, and desert temples, capturing the collision of ancient practice and new wealth. Each two-minute episode meditates on rebirth — whether physical, spiritual, or emotional. Beneath the shimmer of gold light and crimson dusk, Sanctuary explores the cost of peace and the privilege of escape. In Hive’s lens, wellness becomes art, and every breath feels cinematic.

The world’s most gifted designers, chefs, and creators compete to define the next era of excellence. Paragon is a creative-industry showdown, where artistry meets accountability and innovation becomes entertainment. Each two-minute vertical challenge distills the tension of perfection: a couture gown crafted from scrap fabric, a Michelin-level dessert plated in sixty seconds, a logo designed in one breath. Hive’s Derby Luxe palette frames ambition as elegance — proving that brilliance is never effortless, even when it looks that way.

The Hustle Diaries follows five entrepreneurs chasing the American dream one two-minute episode at a time. From beauty startups in Brooklyn to food trucks in LA, the show captures the real cost of ambition. Hive’s lens treats these founders like rock stars — sweat-lit, heart-driven, relentlessly human. Told through confessionals and cinematic b-roll, each short chapter reveals that the greatest product is perseverance. The Derby reds hum with motion; the gold shimmer flares like the glow of a late-night phone call that just changed everything.

Every family has a story; Hive gives them a stage. Legacy Lines documents the passing of heirlooms, recipes, and rituals across generations. Grandmothers share secrets that built empires, fathers teach daughters to restore vintage cars, and children learn that love, like lineage, must be tended. With warm gold shimmer and the hum of human memory, each two-minute vertical vignette turns history into poetry. Filmed across continents, Legacy Lines shows that our roots are the real luxury.

A perfectionist architect and an impulsive contractor are forced to co-manage a renovation of a historic hotel in Palm Springs. Their blueprints clash, sparks fly, and amid the scaffolding they discover that the hardest thing to rebuild is trust. Love Under Construction blends workplace banter with Derby-Luxe warmth—sunlight on glass, gold dust on sweat. Each two-minute vertical episode builds a room in their relationship: plans, demolition, and a final reveal neither saw coming.

Wedding season again—five weekends, five invites, and not a single date. A professional bridesmaid for hire finds herself falling for her client’s cynical brother at each event they both attend. Plus One, Please unfolds as a comic mini-anthology set in venues dripping with gold shimmer and champagne laughter. Every episode ends with a question: is love an accident, or an RSVP?

A love story told entirely through unsent messages. Text Me Tomorrow follows two people who meet by accident in a wrong-number chat and keep talking long after they should stop. Every vertical episode captures the heartbeat between send and delete—moments of hope, hesitation, and humor. With Derby reds glowing against midnight phone light, Hive turns digital silence into cinematic intimacy.

When a podcaster’s breakup series goes viral, her producer challenges her to revisit five former relationships on camera. The Ex List turns self-reflection into serialized therapy with humor, heart, and Derby-tone polish. Each two-minute episode revisits a different “what-if,” proving that closure isn’t an ending—it’s a rewrite. Hive’s lens moves through city apartments, cafés, and voice-booth confessions, balancing irony and tenderness in equal shimmer.

When a burned-out tech executive inherits her grandmother’s bakery, she expects chaos, not chemistry. The head pastry chef is talented, stubborn, and the only one keeping the ovens running. Sweet on You blends romantic comedy with sensory bliss—steam, sugar, laughter, and gold dust in the air. Hive’s vertical format makes every cupcake cinematic and every argument sparkle.

Inside the boardroom, creativity is currency. The Pitch Room follows five rival ad teams competing to land a multimillion-dollar luxury brand. Each two-minute episode unfolds in real time—slides glitching, tempers flaring, brilliance surfacing at the last possible second. Hive’s cinematic lens turns business warfare into performance art: coffee cups shimmer like props, taglines become weapons, and egos clash under tungsten light. Every pitch is its own cliffhanger—will strategy beat instinct, or will genius implode under pressure?

Two agencies. One global client. Brand Wars captures the razor-edged rivalry behind the world’s biggest rebranding bid. Set across New York, London, and Seoul, the series dives into midnight brainstorms, social campaigns gone viral, and the fine line between creativity and chaos. Each episode peels back the gloss—revealing how marketing mirrors modern identity: inclusion vs. illusion, purpose vs. profit. The tone is Derby-Luxe corporate noir—polished, ruthless, and addictive.

Burned out from agency life, a creative director walks away from a corner office to start over as a one-woman studio. The Rebrand follows her first five clients—each forcing her to rediscover a piece of herself she sold long ago. From local cafés to viral start-ups, every vertical chapter shows that reinvention is messy, humbling, and occasionally golden. Hive shoots it like a documentary of hope: soft focus, red-gold palette, the heartbeat of someone rebuilding her name.

In the scroll economy, attention is everything. Influence is a docu-series following five social storytellers as they chase authenticity in a marketplace of metrics. Each two-minute episode intercuts raw confessionals with cinematic b-roll—studio lights, unfiltered tears, algorithm wins. Hive’s lens treats digital fame like modern mythology: the gods are self-made, the stakes are emotional, and the brand is always personal.

Set inside a boutique agency on the brink of collapse, Ad Men / Ad Women follows the team that refuses to quit. Each vertical episode fuses comedy and commentary—office politics, impossible deadlines, and the seductive myth that selling a dream is the same as living one. The tone is razor-sharp Derby drama: brass elevators, whiskey glasses, flickering monitors. Beneath the polish lies the question Hive always asks: how much truth will you trade for a perfect campaign?

Beneath Friday-night lights, ambition burns hotter than stadium bulbs. Formation chronicles an elite Los Angeles high school where football is faith and reputation is everything. A coach haunted by a scandal, a quarterback torn between loyalty and self-worth, and a rising female athletic director who risks it all to rebuild a broken program. Every two-minute vertical episode delivers cinematic sweat, heartbreak, and redemption in Hive’s signature Derby-Luxe glow. It’s not just a team — it’s an empire on grass.

The Grind is a raw, emotional look at the scholarship hustle — the unseen daily battle of young athletes chasing futures one rep at a time. From 4 a.m. track workouts to rejection emails that crush dreams, Hive’s vertical lens captures the sacrifices behind success. Shot in sweat, sunrise light, and muted gold tones, each episode pulses with rhythm — a heartbeat of determination that says the dream is never free.

In Fast Track, women take the wheel in a world built to exclude them. Following a crew of rising female racers on the European circuit, this vertical series fuses high-speed cinematography with Hive’s gold-red shimmer aesthetic. Engines roar, cameras spin, and the question isn’t who’s fastest — it’s who dares the most. Between rivalries, sponsorship politics, and the will to break barriers, Fast Track redefines what victory looks like.

A disgraced soccer club on the edge of collapse fights for a comeback season in Endline. A former legend returns as coach to the team that betrayed him; a rising rookie must prove she belongs on the pitch. Hive’s vertical storytelling turns every kick into character, every goal into grace. Tension hums beneath the gold-tinged floodlights — victory, redemption, or another fall from glory.

From Bay Area blacktops to Santa Monica surf breaks, Golden State of Mind explores California’s obsession with athletic perfection. Each vertical episode profiles a different athlete, parent, or coach chasing the dream — sometimes for pride, sometimes for healing. A poetic docu-fiction blend, it celebrates drive and questions legacy, filmed in that Hive blend of red heat and honey-gold light. Every legend starts as a local.

Team Together celebrates the small victories of childhood teamwork—soccer fields, school projects, and lemonade stands. Each two-minute vertical story follows a group of diverse kids learning that leadership, empathy, and humor can turn any challenge into fun. Hive’s cinematic eye gives after-school life the scale of a sports epic: red dust, sun flare, and gold light shimmering off determination. It’s not about winning—it’s about cheering for one another.

Sunnyville Stories is a heart-warming micro-series of kindness and creativity. Set in a cheerful neighborhood where imagination solves real-world problems, each vertical episode blends humor, heart, and a little everyday magic. Hive’s Derby Luxe shimmer gives the pastel skies a cinematic glow. Every tale ends with a gentle moral—showing that light lives in even the smallest acts of friendship.

The Inventioneers turns curiosity into comedy. Four clever kids transform household “junk” into unexpected inventions—from bubble-powered scooters to backyard weather stations. Each episode combines DIY chaos with big laughs and science smarts. Hive’s tone keeps it cinematic yet accessible—Derby red workbenches, gold sparks, and soft light on every experiment gone wrong (or right).

Every family has a recipe for connection. Family Table is a warm vertical series that blends cooking and storytelling across generations. From grandma’s dumplings to dad’s famous pancakes, each episode reveals how food preserves love, memory, and laughter. Hive captures the glow of kitchens and conversations with gold-red light and the quiet magic of tradition passed down one plate at a time.

Kindness Club follows a classroom challenge: perform one act of kindness every day for a month. What starts as a silly project becomes a life-changing experience for students, teachers, and families alike. Hive’s vertical structure lets emotion unfold in real-time—smiles, tears, and quiet courage shimmering beneath Derby tones. It’s optimism engineered for the scroll era.

December Lights is a holiday drama about forgiveness wrapped in gold shimmer and snowfall. When a single mother returns to her hometown to sell her late father’s hardware store, she discovers a forgotten box of Christmas lights—and a town still glowing with memories. Each vertical episode reveals one night of December, one act of kindness, and one step toward healing. Hive’s Derby reds and gold tones bathe the snow in cinematic warmth, making nostalgia feel brand new again.

New Year’s Eve captures five stories colliding at midnight in Hive’s signature vertical rhythm. A lost phone, a missed flight, an unexpected kiss—each two-minute episode rewinds and overlaps as characters’ lives intertwine between countdowns and confetti. It’s a romantic, chaotic, time-bending celebration of fate—shot in champagne gold and soft red lens flare, shimmering with Derby glamour and hope.

Hearts in February is Hive’s Valentine’s anthology—a collection of imperfect love stories told through everyday gestures and missed chances. Set in coffee shops, art studios, and street corners, each episode captures the quiet ache and humor of connection. Filmed in Derby reds and golden rose hues, the series reminds viewers that love’s truest moments are often unscripted.

Spring Forward follows a cast of dreamers stepping into new seasons of their lives—artists, teachers, and families rediscovering purpose after winter’s stillness. Each vertical chapter is a tone poem about renewal, filmed in Derby’s signature red-gold light softened by morning dew. It’s Hive’s reminder that growth happens quietly, and every ending hides the start of something luminous.

Autumn Letters closes Hive’s seasonal cycle with quiet beauty. A widowed journalist finds a stack of unsent letters written by her younger self, each addressed to people she’s lost touch with. Over ten vertical episodes, she seeks them out one by one—finding closure, laughter, and unexpected beginnings. Filmed in amber-red light with floating gold dust, Autumn Letters turns reflection into renewal.

Sanctuary explores the billion-dollar wellness world from the inside out. Set within a remote desert spa that promises transformation, the docu-series follows guests and healers as ambition, healing, and illusion collide. Every two-minute episode reveals one moment of clarity—and one quiet lie we tell ourselves. Hive’s cinematic eye captures ritual, vulnerability, and golden sunlight reflecting on still water. Peace has a price, and sometimes, it’s honesty.

Paragon is a creative competition that transcends genre—five visionary artists, one blank space, and 24 hours to make something unforgettable. Filmed in Hive’s Derby gold-red palette, each episode becomes a meditation on ego, process, and truth in creation. Paragon isn’t about winning—it’s about the audacity to create in front of the world. From designers to musicians, every moment pulses with pressure and transcendence.

What does it mean to inherit more than a name? Legacy Lines chronicles families tracing their past to understand their present. From immigrant matriarchs to modern entrepreneurs, each vertical story uncovers emotion, memory, and the art of belonging. Hive’s lens bathes archival footage and modern confessions in gold light—honoring truth, loss, and resilience. Our stories aren’t written in ink—they’re engraved in love.

The Hustle Diaries follows a mosaic of modern entrepreneurs chasing independence, reinvention, and survival. From food trucks to tech start-ups, each vertical story captures the sacrifices behind ambition. Hive’s Derby shimmer mirrors city neon and late-night laptop glow—turning the grind into poetry. It’s not about success; it’s about motion, courage, and the beauty of never stopping.

Hive’s romantic twist on reality: Date Night: Unscripted brings real people together for cinematic two-minute blind dates—filmed like feature vignettes in Derby shimmer and warm bokeh. Conversations unfold without producers, only atmosphere: soft jazz, low light, honest laughter. Love, awkwardness, and chemistry collide naturally in this Hive signature micro-format. Real connection. No retakes.

House of Beauty pulls back the velvet curtain on a modeling empire built on ambition, secrecy, and control. In the hive-mirrored halls of the House, beauty is both currency and weapon. Every model, every stylist, every whispered alliance hides a darker truth. The show unfolds in two-minute cinematic bursts — gold light on porcelain skin, red lips pressed to champagne flutes, and the sound of camera shutters echoing like gunfire. Beneath the glamour lies obsession: who decides what’s beautiful, and what it costs to stay that way? Beauty is power. But power always breaks the mirror.

Red ignites a world where passion and ethics collide inside a high-stakes law firm. At its core: a brilliant attorney navigating love, manipulation, and the razor-edge of justice. Told through Hive’s vertical cinematic lens, Red is a slow burn — mahogany offices glowing under amber lamps, arguments whispered like seduction, every choice carrying consequence. The color itself becomes a character — lipstick, blood, temptation, power. In the courtroom of desire, there are no clean verdicts.

Alden follows a global hotel heir whose polished world begins to unravel when an anonymous note arrives: “They know.” Part romance, part espionage, every two-minute episode drips with high-society intrigue — London penthouses, Monte-Carlo balconies, and a love affair caught between loyalty and survival. Hive frames Alden’s descent in burnished gold and crimson velvet; a love story dressed as corporate thriller. He built a kingdom of glass. Now the cracks reflect her face.

Le Parfum de Jasmina captures the essence of a French heroine — athletic grace, moonlit elegance, and quiet power. Set between Paris, Monaco, and the Riviera, this Hive Original is a story of memory and scent, of desire that lingers like perfume. Jasmina Alarie, a world-class fencer, inherits her mother’s perfume house and discovers betrayal hidden in every note. Hive’s lens paints lavender dusk and champagne shimmer, a visual symphony of love, legacy, and self-forgiveness. Some loves fade. Others leave their fragrance forever.

Amélie is the story of a painter who loses her muse — until she becomes one. After tragedy, she flees to Paris’s Left Bank and begins painting strangers’ stories on abandoned walls. Each vertical episode captures a single mural, a confession, a heartbeat. Hive’s tone glows with faded teal and antique gold, marrying melancholy and hope in cinematic rhythm. Art is the memory of what love used to be.

Absolutely Becky sparkles like prosecco spilled on marble. The pastel-perfect wedding planner who’s built a life curating other people’s happily-ever-afters faces her own champagne crisis. With rival planners, influencer brides, and one ex who won’t stop booking her, Becky navigates a world of romance under pressure. The series captures modern femininity through blush silk, comedy timing, and the bittersweet question: Can you plan perfection if your own life’s a beautiful mess? Hive’s vertical lens paints everything in its trademark Champagne Glow palette — airy, romantic, and just a little chaotic.

The Lights at Laugh Line is Hive’s love letter to comedy itself — one legendary club, three eras of stand-up, and the people who risk heartbreak for a laugh. From 1970s velvet-curtain grit to 2020s neon podcasts, the club becomes the beating heart of found family. Every two-minute episode is a confession on stage — joy, jealousy, legacy, and timing. Some chase applause. Others just need to be heard. Hive shoots it in burnt gold and midnight navy, a glow that feels like memory.

Jackie & Mark brings the humor and heartbreak of marriage, parenthood, and the San Francisco 49ers. Jackie’s a mom with Candlestick seats bolted into her living room; Mark’s a man trying to rebuild after fumbles both literal and emotional. Hive’s tone blends family comedy with cinematic nostalgia — laughter through tears, game-day chaos, and the faith of “The Faithful.” Love’s a contact sport. Sometimes you just need better pads.

Sir Pounce Official follows the world’s most pampered cat — a feline influencer with more followers than sense. When his human publicist burns out, she drags Sir Pounce on a reality-style road trip through small-town America to rediscover authenticity. From fashion shoots to farm stays, the comedy lands between absurdity and tenderness. Every post needs a little clawback. Hive renders the world through warm gold filters and cinematic fur-level focus — because luxury always sheds.

The Hive Difference turns the camera inward — a self-aware workplace mock-doc inside Hive Projects itself. A rotating cast of producers, editors, and interns chase impossible deadlines and even harder coffee orders, proving creativity and chaos share the same desk. Behind every cinematic universe is a very tired producer. The show becomes meta-comedy meets mentorship — a love letter to the hustle and the humor that keeps a studio alive. Shot in Derby Luxe shimmer, this one is pure Hive: extraordinary, effortless, and slightly unhinged.

In the snowy heart of Vermont, three generations gather for one last family Christmas at a century-old inn that’s about to be sold. When a young astrophysicist finds a mysterious star chart hidden in the attic, she uncovers a love story that rewrites her own future. Christmas Chronicles: The North Star captures the Derby Luxe warmth of gold candlelight against deep crimson nights—where science, faith, and wonder meet under a single shining sky. Each two-minute chapter is a modern fairy tale about legacy, forgiveness, and the constellations that tie us together.

A global anthology of modern love stories unfolds across five cities in five languages, exploring the promises we keep—and the ones we break. From Tokyo rooftops to Paris cafés, each story captures a heartbeat in two minutes. Valentine’s Vows glows with the Derby Luxe colorway: velvet red, rose-gold light, and the quiet shimmer of human connection. Hive’s vertical rhythm turns fleeting moments into cinematic vows for a streaming world that still believes in forever.

A multigenerational Hanukkah drama follows a photographer returning to her childhood home to document the final season of her grandfather’s synagogue. As candles burn and memories fade, she must reconcile faith, art, and belonging. Festival of Lights intertwines identity and illumination—each episode a small flame revealing the universal human desire to be seen. The series glows in Hive’s signature palette of deep reds, antique gold, and soft-lens intimacy.

It’s Christmas Eve at Bellini’s Bistro, where the staff are overworked, under-tipped, and holding on by a candy-cane thread. Between burned soufflés and surprise proposals, the restaurant becomes a snow globe of chaos and compassion. The Holiday Shift is Hive’s ode to everyone behind the sparkle—an ensemble dramedy told through two-minute bursts of humor and heart, served with Derby red warmth and gold shimmer grit.

A burned-out nurse retreats to a mountain monastery after losing a patient on Christmas Eve. Through silence, she begins to hear her own story again. Winter’s Grace is a meditative vertical series—half prayer, half poem—about mercy, endurance, and the light that survives even in the darkest winter. Filmed in muted Derby tones with candlelit shimmer, each two-minute episode is an invitation to pause, breathe, and begin again.