4 Lead Child Roles – Multi-Episode Drama Series (Family / Romance / Revenge)

Title

Modern Urban Drama Series – 4 Kids Roles (Family / Romance / Revenge / Growth)

Project Overview

A modern, emotionally driven urban drama blending romance, family, revenge, and personal growth. The story follows Rosalyn and Liam, whose one-night relationship seven years ago led to an unexpected daughter, Lila. Rosalyn has been raising four children on her own (including twins) in poverty—resilient but constantly struggling.

Liam is the cold, commanding CEO of the multinational Gallant Group. When he reunites with Rosalyn, he discovers she not only had his daughter, but has also been carrying the weight of raising three other children through hardship. As the story unfolds, Liam begins to uncover the children’s true identities, Rosalyn’s hidden past, and a deep family feud involving her stepsister Isabella. The series explores love and conflict, family responsibility, class tension, and a layered revenge plot.

Roles

• Lila (Approx. 6) — Gender: Female
  Liam and Rosalyn’s daughter. Bright, bold, and socially fearless.
  Traits: Outgoing, curious about her father, actively seeks connection; innocent yet surprisingly perceptive about her mother’s struggles.

• Ethan (Approx. 7–8) — Gender: Male Rosalyn’s son; one of the twins. Gentle, sensitive, and deeply caring. Traits: Kind and empathetic, often bullied due to allergies; emotionally strong; gradually develops trust and longing for a father figure.

• Benjamin (Approx. 7–8) — Gender: Male Ethan’s twin brother. Calm, logical, and protective. Traits: Mature for his age, highly observant, guards his family; wary of Liam at first; natural leadership and strong sense of justice.

• Brad (Approx. 8) — Gender: Male The Brown family’s son; a school bully and key driver of the bullying storyline. Traits: Arrogant, domineering, entitled; uses status to intimidate others; eventually faces consequences.

Location

PNW Region — Greater Vancouver Area, BC

Compensation (CAD)

Up to $1200 for each child role.