Tomorrow Waits For No One Seeks Cast and Crew

Please join us for a fund-raiser benefiting the nonprofit production of Tomorrow Waits For No One, a new web serial filming in and around Asheville, NC this fall.

Refreshments, a raffle, an auction, chair massage, performances, and a chance to meet the cast and crew are just some of the fun and exciting things to expect at this event.

It all starts Tue., Sept. 9, 5 pm at Firestorm Café & Books, 48 Commerce St. at Coxe Ave.

If you cannot attend this event but would like to contribute, please email [donate at san-marcello dot net]. As soon as we secure a fiscal sponsor, we'll be able to accept tax-deductible donations.

Thanks to all of the local businesses who have generously contibuted to this event.

Tomorrow Waits For No One is gearing up for production. If you live in the Asheville, NC area (or are willing to relocate), you can be a part of this unique amateur opportunity.

We’re still auditioning for this key role:

Martin Nguyen
Vietnamese-American; late-20s; Bank of San Marcello teller; think John Cho (few lines)

The following crew positions are still needed:

• bookkeeper/business manager
•   costume designers/wardrobe expert
•   hair/makeup artist
•   set decorator
•   web designer

If you have any of these skills or are interested in auditioning, you live in or near Asheville, and you want to be a part of this exciting endeavor, please send a message to [talent at san-marcello dot net].

Rehearsals and preproduction filming are scheduled to begin in late Sept. Filming should take place evenings and weekends in and around Asheville throughout Oct.

As this is not a professional production, all positions will be volunteer. But, you won't go hungry. Food will be provided at all shoots. We are seeking a nonprofit fiscal sponsor at this time. Any monies earned as a result of this project will be reinvested into the production of the next episode. If we make enough money, cast and crew will receive a small salary.

Further updates about production will be posted to this site.

By the way, public access television is under attack. Please make a contribution to your local public access station. In addition, the folks who want to destroy public access also want to ruin the internet. Support Net Neutrality. And, while I have your attention, the FCC is considering giving away unused television channels to the giant media corporations instead of allowing our communities to use them. If Big Media gets them, we'll all continue paying more and more for this common resource. If the people get them, we could all have universal wireless internet--for free. Go to Free the Airwaves to learn more.