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Dakota Johnson and Zoe Lister-Jones had their celeb friends by their side at the premiere of the new Roku Original series Slip!

The ladies stepped out for the event on Tuesday (April 18) at NeueHouse Hollywood in Los Angeles.

Slip tells the story of 30-something Mae Cannon (Lister-Jones) as she navigates her life through a restless marriage that seemingly works. The series follows Mae through parallel universes as she enters new relationships in an attempt to find her way back to her partner and eventually herself.

Dakota is one of the executive producers on the project alongside her TeaTime Pictures partner Ro Donnelly.

Also in attendance at the event were Dakota‘s mom Melanie Griffith, Olivia Wilde, Brett Goldstein, Mae Martin, Nicholas Braun, Colin Hanks, Angelique Cabral, Blake Lee, Addison Timlin, and more.

The series streams free starting April 21st on The Roku Channel. TRC is available to stream for free – no subscription or sign-up required. You can watch TRC on Roku devices or TVs, and it’s also easily accessible online at TheRokuChannel.com, iOS and Android devices, Amazon Fire TVs, and select Samsung TVs.

Dakota Johnson is starting a feature film and television production company!

The Fifty Shades star is teaming up with former Netflix development executive Ro Donnelly to form TeaTime Pictures, which has inked a first-look TV deal with Platform One Media, Deadline reported on Thursday (October 24).

They’ve set a YA musical as the first title under the deal.

“We are thrilled to partner with Dakota and Ro as they build their company. TeaTime centers on the artists and meaningful content that champion bold ideas and elucidate the stories of the disenfranchised. We are excited about the extraordinary and curated slate they are putting together and look forward to bringing these projects to market over the next year,” said Platform One Media exec Katie O’Connell Marsh.

TeaTime has films in the works including Queens of the Stoned Age for Sony Pictures, Unfit for Amazon and Lunacy with Matt Reeves’ 6th and Idaho. They also have a miniseries based on Ruth Coker Burks in development with Christina Won and Jessica Sittig of MakeSay.

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