About
Harmony Gardens is a fast-paced, character-driven workplace comedy set inside a retirement residence, blending the ensemble humor of The Office with the warmth and intergenerational perspective of The Golden Girls.
The series follows a group of employees navigating the daily realities of caregiving. Arjun, the overwhelmed new Facility Director; Alex, the by-the-book fixer; Bernila, the brash but big-hearted Activities Coordinator; and Lyn, the sharp-tongued receptionist work together to manage outbreaks, budget pressures, family dynamics, resident independence, and their own complicated lives - often with hilarious and unexpected results.
Surrounding them is a vibrant community of residents facing aging, loss, friendship, and connection with honesty, resilience, and humor. Drawing on real-world experiences, Harmony Gardens offers audiences a fresh and underrepresented setting for comedy that resonates across generations.
Creative Team
Harmony Gardens is produced by The Best Part Inc., led by producer Brenda Rusnak, writer/showrunner Macaulee Cassaday, and director/editor Saffron Cassaday.
The team has collaborated for more than a decade, beginning with the award-winning documentary Cyber-Seniors, which was broadcast in more than 40 countries and distributed through major platforms including CBC, Netflix, and PBS.
Since then, the team has produced multiple documentaries, scripted projects, and digital series focused on creating engaging, socially relevant stories for broad audiences.
Industry Recognition
Harmony Gardens was one of only
9 projectsfrom more than 225 applicants to receive production funding through the Independent Production Fund (IPF).
About Cyber-Seniors
Founded in 2015 Cyber-Seniors is a non-profit organization that provides older adults with tech-training using an intergenerational, volunteer model. Young people are provided with lessons and learning activities to train them to act as digital mentors and older adults gain access to effective technology training and intergenerational communities that keep them socially connected and engaged.
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