Set in the suburbs of Northern, VA in early summer 2020 - during the start of civil unrest in DC - a somber middle-aged man struggles to get over a woman that he was never that close with.
During the course of his entire life Jimmy has never left his house. His father says it’s because there was an apocalypse outside, leaving the world with nothing but brain dead people infected by the toxic air. Jimmy has no problem believing this, until Lisa; the paper-delivery girl explains – Everything is just fine outside.
Karisa Quinn was introduced to acting and modeling as a child at John Robert Powers in NYC, where she received an honorable mention from casting director Julie Wolfe. This definitely sparked Quinn's interest in the arts, but it wasn't until later that she decided to pursue this as a career. Quinn has always been very creative and imaginative, so she went on to perform in plays, short films, and commercials. Specifically, Quinn developed a passion for acting because she loved a challenge and always found it intriguing to be able to explore another person's story. Karissa Quinn loves stepping foot in someone else's shoes and exploring the world through their eyes. After graduating from Montclair State University in 2020, Quinn made it her goal to pursue acting and modeling full-time.
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