We’ve all been there. You know what it’s like.

It’s thrilling. It’s expensive. It’s stressful. It’s hopeful. And heartbreaking.

Doing research. Consulting experts. Scheduling. Trying to plan for every contingency.

It’s something we go through together. And sometimes it threatens to pull us apart. And before we know it, it’s here.

The day we leave one life behind – and dive headfirst into a new one.

Moving Day.

Everybody moves at one time or another. Although, it’s a universal experience, every move is unique. The different personalities, different cultures, different challenges, all with different drama… and comedy as well. The range of stories is endless.

On Moving Day, audiences will see young people and old, rich and poor, celebrities and the salt of the earth, all in the midst of the agony and ecstasy of trading an old home for a new one.

Some are moving to follow a career opportunity. Others, to get more space for a growing family. And still others are downsizing. We’ll see new jobs and retirements, marriages and divorces, bankruptcies and lottery wins… the list goes on. Peer into the center of so many compelling human stories and you’ll find a moving van.

It’s exciting. It’s different. It’s Moving Day. And it’ll be here before you know it.

The Details

Moving Day is a half-hour reality-based TV series. Every episode features A and B stories in which real people experience the pain and stress and joy of moving to a new place.

On Moving Day, the emphasis is on variety. Some of the featured moves are small and local. Others are large and long-distance, even international. We see individuals go through the moving process on their own. And we watch as families experience it as a group, with all the conflict and cooperation that can entail. Some of our subjects are delighted to be moving into a new phase in their lives. Others, not so much.

Every story begins with someone who’s committed to making a move. We learn who they are. What’s important to them. And what’s motivating them to move.

We follow their progress through the planning, the packing and the physical move. Things go well! Or they don’t. The movers are professional, punctual and careful. Or they aren’t. Some of our subjects take it all in stride. For others it’s an emotional roller coaster.

Each story concludes at the new place, where the subjects, surrounded by boxes, reflect on what they’ve been through and look forward into a new day.

Has it all been worth it? Does it end happily? (This to avoid the phrase ‘happy ending’) The conclusions are as varied and unpredictable as the stories themselves.