12 Steps to Recovery

Tony Clomax's 12-Steps to Recovery is more than solid- it's reflective and funny. Great story line, acting, and filming. Parrish Diaz is suffering from recent heart break when his closest friends decide to help him recover by setting him up on a series of dates to get him out of his state of funk. What transpires next is a series of laughs and comedic minor scares as he makes his foray back into the dating scene. This is a series that most people can relate to. It has all of life's elements as it relates to love- heartbreak, loss of confidence, encouragement of friends, taking a leap of faith to ultimately "recovery". Full of laughter and familiar scenarios, this was the first web series I connected with as there's so many layers and story arcs from the main characters to the background stories of each "blind date". Kaleber Soze is great in the lead role and deliver's some of the series best moments with near-perfect timing. Along with great writing and filming, the series also boasts a strong musical landscape. Tony Clomax and company have a winner on their hands with 12-Steps. I would definitely love to see this become a series for network television.

I ran across this show on face book and it was fantastic. The quality of the series , not to mention the actors are superb. You and I both know that great acting amalgamated with a good script/storyline, good quality production and editing makes for a promising project. The script is quite funny, kudos to the writer. In addition, the two leads played by actors Kaleber Soze and Candice Lenoir have phenomenal chemistry, not to mention Kaleber has great comedic timing. It is refreshing to see film makers do web series and actually get them right. After one episode you are anxiously awaiting for the next. I look forward to seeing more of what this series brings.

The new web series, "12 Steps to Recovery" is very funny and entertaining. It displays great production quality which leads to its great production value. Among all of the web series I've seen, "12 Steps to Recovery" stands out. The writing is superb as well. Great utilization of locations throughout the NY/NJ area. An eclectic, talented cast led by newcomer Kaleber Soze (Parrish) who gives a nice breakout performance. Looking forward to seeing more from writer/director Tony Clomax. I would like to see more of the characters evolve as well (in particular) the roles played by Erika Myers, Dwayne McGleese and Stephen Hill. Kudos to everyone involved!