Zombie
Comedy Raising Funds Not The Dead - YET
Series set to poke Horror-ific fun at
Zombies who are actors playing Zombies
HOLLYWOOD,
CA (September 18, 2013) – New information continues to surface about Acting
Dead,
an independent television series from award-winning New Media producers Brian
Beacock and Susan Bernhardt. The latest update includes this
synopsis: What if your acting career had taken a turn for the worse and
your only option to get a role, to be cast in any number of the ever-growing zombie-based
TV shows and movies was to...actually become one? Acting Dead takes you into the
afterlife of Tate and Alex, both struggling to get by living in their new skin,
or what's left of it. But life doesn't slow down just because your heart
stopped. Tate and Alex come to realize that even undead actors face the same
problems as the living: staying in shape, part time jobs, getting a better
agent, Hollywood mixers, blind dates, and self esteem issues. Add to
those problems the occasional urge for brains and biting, zombie and ghost method
acting teachers, and keeping their "decomposure", Tate and Alex
discover that it's not so easy Acting Dead.
The
Zombie series, set to begin filming next month, is raising additional
production dollars through the crowd funding platform Indiegogo and needs your
help. Producer Susan Bernhardt shared “If you're a fan of anything related to Zombies
and Ghosts, with a hint of Hollywood thrown in the mix, you're in for a real
treat. The project is green-lit and our first shoot day is scheduled for
October 12th, so it's not a question of whether it's happening or not – we just
need some extra help so we can pay everyone a little something.” She continued
“I have to say – never thought I would be producing a comedy like this, but the
script is ridiculously smart, and the characters are just to die for, no pun
intended, of course. This show is the perfect blend of comedy and zombies which
I think is now called a Zomedy!”
Besides
leads Brian Beacock (McCracken Live!, NBC's The Rerun show) and Jillian Clare (Days
of Our Lives, Miss Behave, upcoming feature thriller Project Blue Book), the show has
attracted an impressive list of stars that continues to grow with recognizable
faces from the big and small screen attached. The series is slated to begin
production next month and will be shooting an eight episode first season with
plans to initially air online. Funny, quirky and weird, Acting Dead has brains and an
appetite for sarcasm and satire. Imagine Arrested Development meets Shawn of
the Dead with an occasional shout out to Romero. It's fast paced and
smart, and so ridiculous you're sure to have the time of your afterlife.
To
donate to the Acting Dead crowd funding campaign or learn more about the
show, please visit: http://igg.me/at/ad
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