Comedy actor and podcast host Zach Justice has launched his own indie production banner, Dropouts University Studios.
After the launch of Justice’s Dropouts podcast in 2020, the media venture will produce new podcast shows. That includes The Lunch Table, which teams childhood best friends Justice and Skyler Horne at an old school lunch table to chat about all things sports, comedy, and navigating life in Los Angeles.
Dropouts University Studios will also produce Stop the Bit, hosted by Ryan Leader and Ben Ball and offering audio content that blends sketch comedy and longform podcasting. Justice’s production banner also has in the works a PBS kids education show, a deal with MGM Alternative, a division of Amazon MGM Studios, and other unspecified film and TV projects.
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Justice as a comedy writer, actor and content creator has around 9 million fans across social media platforms. He most recently wrote and sold the comedy feature Breaking Up With Mom And Dad to director Steve Carr, whose comedy credits include Paul Blart: Mall Cop, with Kevin James, and Daddy Day Care with Eddie Murphy.
Justice wrote the comedy feature’s script with K. Asher Levin. Set up at Convergence Entertainment, the comedy will center on a new couple Liam and Jamie, who discover their parents are dating and don’t want to become an “incest family.” So they launch a plan to break them up before their social lives are ruined.
Born in Las Vegas and raised by a single mother who worked as a public school teacher, Justice after attending college for one year to play tennis focused on acting and writing from Los Angeles.
