Plot Synopsis

Beth works on her dad's salmon boat, harbored in a picturesque fishing village in the pacific northwest. When her Aunt Dody breaks her leg and has no family to help care for her, Beth offers to go visit her in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Jake Driver, a freelance photojournalist who goes by the name of "Shutterbot," dreams of a career as a fine art photographer. Until his career takes off, he accepts assignments from a friend at a popular weekly newspaper. His next gig is to shoot springtime at a farmers' market where he happens to snap a stunning candid photo of Beth at the flower stand and inadvertently, includes it with his assignment. It ends up earning a prize position on the cover of the weekly and becomes an overnight viral sensation. Jake is stunned by the accident but thrilled when he unexpectedly meets Beth at a dog park. Finding a way to get to know Beth without her guessing who he is, a friendship rapidly blossoms, and he becomes smitten by her unpretentiousness and effortless charm. Because of the photo, Beth now finds herself fielding offers from modeling agencies and invitations to appear on talk shows. Swept up by her newfound fame and encouraged by her Aunt, Beth agrees to appear in a commercial, and it is there she discovers Jake's been the mystery photographer all along. Angry and hurt, she turns her back on her short-lived fame and heads back to the safety and obscurity of her father's boat. Jake desperately wants to explain to Beth but is unsure how to even contact her. It is only when her Aunt, realizing that both Beth and Jake are in love, cooks up a scheme to reunite them in the charming fishing village. CREDITS: Executive Producers: Michael Shepard, Marnie Young, Jack Grossbart, Linda Kent; Director: Michael Robison; Writers: Donald Davenport, Jeff Wood.