Zombie Temp Agency (ZTA) is a zomedy (popular zombie comedy) that takes the inhuman face of the massive Temporary Labor complex and adds a brain chewing body to it. In a world with no firm labor union commitment and with increasing layoffs and job uncertainty, ZTA is uniquely relevant even among zombie movies known for such zeitgeist tapping. Combining the comedy of shows like “The Office” with the manic zombie energy of Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle’s film 28 days later, ZTA takes on the modern corporate structure where workers are treated like the walking dead, and spins a classic boy-meets girl redemption tale.

Our hero is the typical smooth office slacker who spends his time looking for love and clocking a meaningless job. When his best friend doesn’t show up for work, and the Temp workers start chewing on flesh, he finds a purpose to his life: win the love of his high-school crush while rescuing his best friend and saving the world from the undead. With an undercurrent of political satire, ZTA finds itself at a moment in history where labor unions and activists are under attack… from zombies!