Meet Barry James, Talent Agent. Once an industry darling, he made the all-too-familiar mistake that ruins careers in a fickle town like Hollywood. He pissed off the wrong person. Studio executives like their agents loyal and when it was found out that Barry wasn’t, word spread.

Now, in order to stay in the game, Barry has been forced to take on the only clients without their own agendas or career aspirations. But who would allow an agent who’s “dead in this town” to represent them?

The living dead, that’s who. Zombies.

And luckily for Barry, Zombies are big business these days.
Enter ZOMBIES, INC.

So while Barry faces the ridicule of his former peers, he revels in the satisfaction and financial security knowing that the same studio heads that once shunned him, now must rely on his agency for every big budget horror picture being made. Just ask George Romero, Edgar Wright, Quentin Terrantino or Robert Rodriguez. When you need Zombie star power, you call Barry and his team at Zombies, Inc.

Now Barry, his junior agent Samantha and office boy Kyle, face the daily dilemmas of keeping their roster full… staying bathed in enough Zombie-Off spray to prevent them from becoming part of the talent pool… and the constant turn-over of receptionists that forget to do so. During which, Barry continues to struggle with his personal ambition to parlay managing the un-dead to give him a new lease on life.

The storylines are limitless with its madcap, zany and occasionally scary episodes where “The Office” meets “Entourage” and encounters “Shaun of the Dead”…

It’s Zombies, Inc.