'Being Eve' is something completely different and original - a fresh, up-beat, light-hearted look at early teen life as seen through the eyes of a fifteen-year-old girl. Teenagers are moving into the 21st Century with an array of media, and Eve sees it as her role on the planet to somehow make sense of this confusion. It's like Eve has a video camera in her head as she rewinds, pauses, and slows or speeds things up, whenever she feels the need to examine something in a different way. As she says herself, life's a documentary and she's behind the camera. 'Being Eve' will go where no teen drama has gone before - flicking easily from drama to documentary, to fantasy sequences, animation, stills, computer graphics, music video clips and whatever stylistic means best communicate Eve's thoughts and dilemmas. Eve observes. Eve philosophizes. Eve tries not to get involved, but her burning curiosity means that sometimes she just can't help it, usually with amusing consequences.