FADE IN:

INT. WRITING ROOM - DAY

We open to a dimly lit room with three writers huddled together, surrounded by empty coffee cups and crumpled paper. The atmosphere is tense, and there is a sense of creative block in the room.

Writer 1 (30s), dressed in a graphic tee and jeans, is slouching in his chair, staring at the blank computer screen in front of him. He runs his fingers through his messy, unkempt hair.

Writer 2 (40s), dressed in a button-up shirt and slacks, is tapping his pen against his notebook. He has a look of frustration on his face as he looks over his notes.

Writer 3 (50s), dressed in a leather jacket and jeans, paces back and forth, trying to come up with an idea. He has a rugged, tough-guy appearance.

Writer 1: Alright guys, we need to come up with a name for our zombies.

Writer 2: Yeah, but we can't just call them zombies. It's been done to death.

Writer 3: What about "the infected"?

Writer 1: Nah, that was used in 28 Days Later.

Writer 2: How about "the undead"?

Writer 3: Nope, already used in The Walking Dead.

Writer 1: "The walkers" then?

Writer 2: Really? That's just a copy of The Walking Dead.

Writer 3: "Zed's"?

Writer 1: Nope, World War Z already claimed that one.

Writer 2: "The reanimated"?

Writer 3: Damn it, that's already in the Resident Evil movies.

Writer 1: "The living dead"?

Writer 2: Nope, Night of the Living Dead did that one.

Writer 3: "The unquiet"?

Writer 1: That's not bad...

Writer 2: Except it sounds like a bunch of snoring people.

Writer 3: How about "the walking corpses"?

Writer 1: Wait a minute, that sounds too much like "the walkers" from The Walking Dead.

Writer 2: This is ridiculous. Why can't we just call them zombies like everyone else?

Writer 3: Because we want our movie to stand out! We can't have a bunch of Walkers and Zed's running around, it's unoriginal.

Writer 1: I got it! Let's call them "The Undeveloped".

Writer 2: Undeveloped? What kind of name is that?

Writer 1: Well, they're not fully dead yet, right? They're still undeveloped.

Writer 3: (sarcastically) Wow, that's brilliant. We'll be sure to win an award for "Most Creative Name for Zombies".

All three writers burst into laughter, finally breaking their creative block and moving on with their movie.

FADE OUT.

THE END.
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