Pop stars, has-beens, wannabes. All come together from around the world to participate in a summer workshop run by an upstart music label. The prize? 300,000 dollars and a golden record deal. Hana is a washed-up former talent show host winner who wants to rediscover the joy of performing. Kai is an indie singer-songwriter who can’t recreate the success of his last hit Connor is a teenage e-celebrity who rose to infamy too fast too soon and wants respect put back in his name. With different classes competing against each other, characters with opposing goals and students having to partake in steadily more challenging assignments, it’s only a matter of time before people start turning on each other. One by one. Told through multiple different perspectives mixed with unreliable biased and personality-driven narration, I-DOLL Factory is a look into the many sides of young adults trying to make it in the cutthroat music industry.