Los Angeles, CA – The 9th Annual Indie Series Awards nominated zombie romantic comedy Bad Timing for 7 categories, including Best Comedic Series.
“We’re a little bit like Arrested Development,” Executive Producer Andy Goldenberg said. “The critics seem to love us, and now we just need people to watch the show.” Tubefilter, LA Weekly, and The Guardian are just a few of the show’s fans who have praised Bad Timing and the first season was also nominated for Best Indie Series at the 4th Annual Streamy Awards, presented by Coca-Cola.
Bad Timing is the story of Andy, an awkward IT guy, who finally gets the chance with the girl of his dreams… after a zombie apocalypse… just in time for her action hero boyfriend to save the day. Season Two picks up where Season One ended, with Andy accidentally shooting his mom at the door, under the pretense she was a zombie trying to get into the house.
The project was directed by Cameron Fife (Killing Diaz, A True Story) and Goldenberg and stars Aqueela Zoll (Wrong Turn 6) and Michael Foster (Axeman 2: Overkill), along with Lisa Raggio (Private Benjamin) as Phyllis, Andy’s overprotective mother, and Becca Leigh Gellman (Law and Order: LA) as Sam, her idea of a perfect girl, with Goldenberg as the schlubby hero.
Goldenberg joins the ever-growing list of actors who are turning to producing and writing themselves into their own meaty Series Regular roles. “You no longer have to wait for a major studio or network to give you your chance,” says Goldenberg. “I wanted to be on a TV show… so I just wrote my own.”
You can find the series on the Goldentusk YouTube Channel: http://youtube.com/goldentusk
Contact: Andy Goldenberg. ([email protected]) Los Angeles, CA
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