100% Switch

Fiscal Sponsorship Project

Series Synopsis

You know that big, deep, dark secret you’re hiding? The one you hope no one ever finds out? What would you do if it became center stage in your life? Would it break you—or transform you?

Moans of pleasure and pain echo through The Dungeon, the beating heart of Miami’s 1999 kink scene. At its center is Zara Castillo, a 28-year-old Queer Afro-Latina Dominatrix at the height of her career. Her partners—Jayden, a straight 32-year-old power attorney, and Shani, a 30 year old closeted Southern med student—share a deep, polyamorous bond that transcends love, sex, and power.

But secrets surface. Zara is quietly battling her mental health. Jay’s private kink life is exposed at work. Shani is outed to people she both loves and hates. As their carefully constructed world unravels, the triad must choose: let their truth shatter their bond—or allow it to transform them and their impact on the kink community. 100% Switch is a psychological drama, with notes of dark humor, that bears witness to the world of POC, Queer, Neurodivergent, Kink, and Polyamorous life as they confront their respective and collective realities of learning a new normal.

Elijah McKinnon, Sarah Minnie, Stefanie Wong

Format

Proof of Concept for Series

Genre

Psychological Drama

Filming Locations

Miami, FL, and Chicago, IL

Key Team

Stefanie Wong, (she/they)
Writer, Executive Producer, Director

Stefanie Wong is an indie filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer who believes that we create the world through the stories we tell and so long as the storytelling paradigms don’t change, neither does the world. Wong currently serves as Executive Coordinator at Open Television (OTV), the Emmy-nominated platform dedicated to global, intersectional storytelling, where they also previously served as a Fellow. During the OTV Fellowship Wong trained under Jess King, author of Inclusive Screenwriting for Film and Television and was a mentee of Nikki Love, Senior Vice President of Development at AMC’s ALL BLCK. Budding director Wong is trained under Dr. Rachel Ramisit (Wu Tang Clan: An American Saga) through the Sundance Collaborative. As part of SeriesFest Executive Elevation Mentorship Program Wong was mentored by Milan Chakraborty (Sundance films: Assassination Nation ’18, The Blazing World ’21). Owner and operator of BIPOC FilmmakeHERS; a purpose-driven production company centering BIPOC, queer, and gender expansive filmmakers on and off screen, Wong crafts narratives that bring dignity and depth to the historically invisibilized communities to which she belongs.

Victoria Renee (she/her)
Senior Producer

Victoria Renee is a multi-hyphenate artist from College Park and Southwest Atlanta, GA. She earned her M.A. in clinical psychology with a specialization in forensics from Columbia University and became an award-winning researcher. Her mental health background influences her storytelling and led to her becoming a George Lucas Scholar and a 2021 M.F.A. graduate from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts (SCA). In March 2025, she screened a short film she directed and produced for Debbie Allen’s Dance Academy’s inaugural Writing Herstory program. She earned a 2024 Artist Grant from the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, 2023 Invest Atlanta Creatives Grant, served as a director in the 2022 CBS Leadership Pipeline Challenge, and won the 2020 Viacom CBS / NAACP fellowship. Moreover, in 2022 she wrote, directed, and produced five commercials and a jingle for a clinical nonprofit in the southeastern U.S. Her work has advanced in contests, such as the Sundance Feature Film Development Lab, Sundance Episodic Lab, Warner Brothers Writers Workshop, MACRO Episodic Lab, Screencraft’s Pilot Launch, Black Boy Writes/ Black Girl Writes Mentorship Initiative, and others. Victoria Renee tells stories about characters who navigate different worlds and wrestle with identity and acceptance. She pens dramas, dramedies, Sci-Fi, and horrific tales about people within the African diaspora living ordinary to extraordinary experiences. She aims for underrepresented people to feel seen and empowered by her work.

Meg Poveromo (she/her)
Associate Producer

Meg Poveromo is a director, producer, writer and actress known for her unique youthful aesthetic, niche brand of comedy and passion for vibrance within her films. Currently residing in Atlanta, Georgia, Meg originally hails from South Florida. She seeks inspiration for her films from people she’s met along the way as well as a humorous take on lived experiences. Meg’s directorial skills have earned her awards internationally, including the “Best Director” award at the International Filmmakers Festival of World Cinema in Edinburgh, UK. She single-handedly operates her own film production company, Unemployed Idiots Film Productions, and has an expansive portfolio that includes several short films, a two-part web series and a feature film called The Box Trap.

Hope Kindred (she/her)
Line Producer

Hope Kindred is a producer, designer, and multimedia artist based in Los Angeles, California. With a passion for storytelling and visual communication, Hope is dedicated to helping creative minds in the entertainment industry bring their ideas to life. Originally from Oakdale, California, Hope left an agricultural life to pursue a life in film and television production. Her journey into the entertainment industry led her to California State University, Long Beach where she received her bachelors degree in filmmaking with a minor in marketing. After this, she attended University of California, Los Angeles and received her masters of fine arts degree from the Producers Program. While balancing her education, Hope worked on a wide variety of film and television projects and cultivated an immense knowledge regarding the worlds of above-the-line and below-the-line. In addition to production, Hope excels at designing professional pitch decks that capture the essence of a project and effectively communicate its potential to buyer. Whether it’s crafting compelling visual narratives or overseeing the logistics of production, Hope is committed to turning ideas into reality.

Zykeria Rolle (she/her)
Executive Producer’s Assistant

Zykeria Rolle (she/her) is a Miami-based creative producer and cultural organizer. She joins the team of 100% Switch as Executive Producer’s Assistant. A University of Central Florida alumna, Zykeria brings experience in film production management, entertainment technology, and cultural space creation, founding a QPOC organization on campus. She has worked with Seacrest Studios at Orlando Health, trained at the National Film and Television School in the UK, and volunteered at the 2025 American Black Film Festival. Zykeria has seen firsthand how access to the arts empowers youth and fosters cultural expression. She is passionate about contributing to initiatives that create meaningful opportunities for underserved communities. Her current work at a youth nonprofit in Miami, combined with her proactive approach and love for storytelling, shapes the thoughtful and intentional way she approaches every project. A traveler at heart, Zykeria is always exploring new perspectives and places to inspire the work she does.

Mya-Breyana Morton (she/her)
Director of Photography

Mya-Breyana Morton is an award-winning writer, director, and cinematographer from Lithonia, GA, who amplifies marginalized voices and redefines storytelling through film. Recently featured in Forbes 30 Under 30, SeriesFest Collegiate Spotlight Fellow, and Visionary Justice Story Lab – Resisting Narratives of Erasure fellow, Morton’s multicultural upbringing in Kuwait inspired a passion for diverse, impactful narratives. With an MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design, her work is celebrated for its emotional depth and visual resonance. Her portfolio includes the Webby Award-winning and Emmy-nominated short film Because, I Love You and acclaimed projects such as What Remains of Emily, Proud, and The Traveler, featured on WABE/PBS’s Atlanta on Film. She is the creator of PROM the Series, an Official Selection for PITCH: DRAMA SERIES at Catalyst Content Festival, and has collaborated with brands like Canva, Target, iHeartMedia, and Paramount.

Kasey L. Martin (she/they)
Editor

Kasey L. Martin is a filmmaker and editor drawn to stories rooted in identity, culture, and connection. Through an intuitive, multidisciplinary approach, she amplifies voices often sidelined by mainstream narratives, telling stories that foster belonging and collective care. Her editing spans documentary, narrative, and branded content, with experience on projects for Lionsgate, Lexus, Leica, and Nike. Kasey’s work has been shared by platforms and organizations such as the Atlanta Film Festival, Newfest Pride with Vimeo, Video Consortium, Brown Girls Doc Mafia, and the Queer Liberation March. Her storytelling has received industry recognition, including a Shorty Award nomination for editing and story producing.

A recipient of the Russell’s Reserve x Creative Collective NYC Grant and the POCC x Shutterstock Black History Month Grant, Kasey was also selected for GLAAD’s inaugural Black Queer Creative Summit. These honors reflect her ongoing commitment to creating bold, soulful work that moves culture forward.

Bleu Valerio (she/they)
Intimacy Coordinator

Bleu Valerio is an Intimacy Coordinator trained through Intimacy Directors and Coordinators (IDC), working across film, television, and live performance. With a foundation as a licensed psychotherapist and movement artist, Bleu brings a trauma-informed, collaborative, and culturally responsive approach to intimacy direction. Their work emphasizes consent, clarity, and emotional safety – creating grounded, supportive environments where actors can explore vulnerability and connection with care.

As a Black, Queer, Afro-Latine creative, Bleu is deeply committed to uplifting narratives that center BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and gender-expansive characters. They specialize in stories that involve complex dynamics such as queer intimacy, polyamorous relationships, kink, and power exchange, ensuring that both creative vision and performer well-being are held with equal importance.

In addition to on-set coordination, Bleu offers expertise in mental health consultation, somatic practice, and boundary coaching, bringing a holistic lens to the emotional demands of storytelling.

Carnell “CJ” Staples (he/him)
Story Consultant

CJ Staples is a New Jersey based Screenwriter. CJ serves as Story Consultant for “100% Switch.” With over ten+ feature length scripts written, his most notable “Push Me, Pull You” was awarded “Most Comedic Screenplay” at First Frame International Film Festival (2023). Staples is a Mentee of Rob Margolies, producer and director, known for She Wants Me (2012), Bobcat Moretti (2022) and Immortal (2019). Carnell brings passion for authentic representation of polyamorous communities on screen. Additionally, his experience as an Organizer and Activist in black liberation movements informs his work as a Story Consultant for “100% Switch.”

Summer Knight (she/her)
Production Designer

Summer Knight is a multidisciplinary Production Designer known for crafting immersive, story-driven environments that elevate visual storytelling. With a background in set decoration and interior design, she brings a unique blend of artistry and strategic spatial planning to every project. Her work reflects a deep understanding of character, mood, and narrative, creating worlds that feel both visually striking and emotionally grounded.

Director Statement

When I began writing this script in 2022, I had no idea I was writing my way out of years of a quiet war for self-acceptance. I don’t come to this story as an outsider looking in, but as someone deeply shaped by the intersectional cultures at its core. As a first-time director, that lived experience guides how I approach storytelling—with authenticity, vulnerability, and an unwavering reverence for human dignity and emotional depth.

In today’s media landscape, so many narratives about identity are shaped by polarization and performance. 100% Switch invites you into an alternate world that resists monoliths—where BIPOC and LGBTQ+ identities are layered, kink is complex and affirming, mental health is real, and love doesn’t always look like the mainstream. It’s built to entertain, yes– as well as to provoke deeper questions about the human behind the labels.

At its core, 100% Switch asks one central question: Will you say yes to #LoveAnyway?

I’m deeply grateful to the early champions who helped shape this story’s courage—especially Open Television, SeriesFest, Actor’s Growth Lab, and my mentors Jess King, Milan Chakraborty, and Nikki Love. Your belief in this vision makes it possible.

Project Contact

Stefanie Wong, 100percentswitch@gmail.com

Fundraising Goal

$45k

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