Bombshell Besties Joanne and Suzan Shine a Comedic Light on Covid Dating in New Web Series "We Date So Hard"

Joanne Scorcia and Suzan Brittan on the hot new Youtube Comedy We Date So Hard.

Above: A popular episode of WE DATE SO HARD - If you can't kiss - you get nothing. Bad kissing = no 2nd date! 

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/MsvMr2fd5xc

Two things that mix well during Covid and dating: Joanne Scorcia and Suzan Brittan's new laugh-out-loud YouTube web series "We Date So Hard."

These single besties found a way to make great use of their Covid-free time to create what they call a, “Public Service,” for all who are brave enough to date in today’s climate. While they kibitz on their couch about dating dilemmas, disasters, and do’s & don’ts, they’re drinking their favorite tequila-- 

--or whatever liquor sponsor wants to sign on! 

We Date So Hard - Hot new comedy advice series on Youtube. 

“I keep seeing the same mistakes men and women are making while they date on these apps. It’s like, how many pictures can you post with dead animals, bad teeth, and man-buns?” professional writer and musician Suzan Brittan said, after asking her how successful the dating apps had been. 

Actress and comedian Joanne Scorcia, star of the upcoming comedy movie Tomorrow's Today, had something to add about her Bumble experiences, “I feel like when I show up on my date, he’s 20 years older and 20 pounds heavier than his pics. It’s false advertising, there should be a Bumble jail or at least a penalty fee for lying. And what’s with posting pictures in your mask – dude, we all know it’s Covid.”

  Above: Suzan Brittan and Joanne Scorcia on the hot new YouTube Comedy We Date So Hard

Joanne and Suzan couldn’t feel more at home in front of the camera, especially since they shoot their 4 to 7-minute    episodes from the comfort of their townhouse. They have similar backgrounds - both are from New York then moved to Los Angeles to pursue careers in entertainment, they are both adopted and are Virgos. Eight years ago, they met at a birthday party and have been best friends since. The most admirable thing about these two is their talent to not only make people laugh, but also, their ability to laugh at themselves.

Above: Suzan Brittan and Joanne Scorcia on the hot new Youtube Comedy We Date So Hard. 

Their love of comedy, acting, writing, producing, and dating experience combined - make the perfect recipe for their series. We Date So Hard gives its audience a candid, raw, look into dating, mainly from using online, virtual platforms, like Bumble and Hinge. Warning, when I said raw, I mean mature audiences only, and not for kids. Some of their topics include: manscaping, kissing, how to treat a lady on a date, manners, hygiene, sexcapades, and rules that all should follow to date successfully (according to them). The duo states that they offer their experienced opinions, and by no means are they licensed to clinically or psychologically help anyone, including themselves. But if you want the knowledge of ‘real deal daters’ with a hilarious twist, they got it. Afterall, they date so hard, so you don’t have to.

 

WE DATE SO HARD INTRO: Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/4jpYwqS9uGI

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Susan Goforth Formidable Villain in Chrome: The Series New on Amazon Prime Video with 150 Million Viewers

"Above: Susan Goforth as EL the Reclaimer in Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime Video, Vimeo and Apple TV+."

Susan Goforth stars as the villainess EL The Reclaimer alongside Katie Erin Tomlinson (Chrome) and Natasha Coppola-Shalom (repairbot Perdix) in Chrome: The Series, a production over 10 years in the making that is a giant homage to classic era serialized cliffhangers and classic science fiction. Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime with an audience of 150 million viewers debuts on Prime May 30th and is featured New on Amazon Prime June 2020.

Above: Susan Goforth is prepared for her role as EL the Reclaimer in Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime and Apple TV+.

In Chrome: The Series Susan Goforth brings it in every way as EL the Reclaimer, equally controlling her slavebot Sky and wielding killer rifle buzzer weapons. She is formidable.

“I loved playing EL the Reclaimer. EL is a badass woman who is simply unapologetic for her work of taking out runaway robots with a fierce vengeance,” enthuses Goforth, “It’s not often a woman gets to play such a villainess, a role as super-villain instead of arm candy for the hero. EL runs her own world and she answers to nobody. I love that she is the only person who stands up to the evil Colonel Zet. She’s so fun to play. She is extreme is all the right ways and, when on the hunt, she belly laughs on nitroglycerin.”

Above: Susan Goforth as EL the Reclaimer in Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime and Apple TV+. Conceptual art by Bryan Randall.

In Chrome’s world the paramilitary branch of the world government corporation GeSomnus is known as the Iron Guards. They are the designated "Robot Control." It is their job to keep the peace, make sure that robots remain at their stations, and if the robots should break free and run away, hunt them down and "Reclaim" them. The most notorious Iron Guard is the dread Colonel Zet, played with frightening precision by Anthony Piana.

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/FtOPSLiP9Sg

The Iron Guards are shadowed by a civilian branch of Reclaimers who are rewarded handsomely to succeed when the Iron Guards fail. The most successful  Reclaimer, is EL, played by Susan Goforth, (War of the Worlds The True Story, 10 Days in a Madhouse). The Reclaimer EL in Chrome: The Series is not your typical villain of pure evil. EL the Reclaimer is on a crusade to end all robots, especially escaped robots in hiding, for as we learn through the progression of the series, EL’s family was killed by robots, making her an orphan. Her personal glee in ending robots is awakened when she has the chance to bring down Chrome, the most legendary of all renegade robots.

Above: Susan Goforth as EL the Reclaimer in Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime, Vimeo and Apple TV+.

The live action of Chrome was filmed in a massive brewery that had been closed a decade earlier. The facility was over a city block long with several huge outbuildings and warehouses that became soundstage spaces for constructed sets.

“The brewery was in part serendipity that it was only two blocks away from the converted school studio,” specifies Susan Goforth, “and it was owned by an eccentric millionaire who lived in the facility and reminded me of a sweet version of Professor Farnsworth from Futurama. He struck us a great deal and we had 100% free run to reconfigure the space, cannibalize the machinery and refrigeration structure of the brewing industry to our needs. We were able to construct massive sets and locations in giant over-scaled warehouses which were perfectly suited to become full scale sound stages that matched or exceeded anything you might find on the Warner Bros. or Sony Lots.”

Director Timothy Hines elaborates, “We also had access to a vast network of industrial rooftops with a city backdrop in every direction. It was perfect for the dystopian vision of Chrome.”

The production started a mere couple of weeks after the tragic September 11th World Trade Center attacks when no other production was moving forward in America. While the country was grieving and lost, trying to regroup, Hines and Goforth suddenly formed a band of out of work industry professionals and extremely talented up-and-comers ranging from effects experts, stunt players, costumers, set designers and builders and effects makeup artists as well as a film crew with solid production experience. This was the true beginning of their company Pendragon Pictures which survives to this day 21 years later.

Photo: Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime with an audience of 150 million viewers and Apple TV+.

With the principal partners Timothy Hines, Susan Goforth and Donovan Le, Pendragon Pictures has gone on to create War Of The Worlds The True Story and 10 Days in a Madhouse, both of which had US theatrical releases, competed in two Oscar competitions and won numbers of awards with fan and critical praise.

The live action shoot of Chrome lasted 20 weeks. But that was only the beginning. Chrome has been in production so long that director Hines recently received a message from Ashley Green who costarred in the Twilight movies alongside Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson who is the new Batman. She informed Hines that she had been on his set with her brother as a child in human relocation camp scenes and reminisced on how far the world had come since then. Early test footage featured Rose McGowan’s sister Eva McGowan as both the character Chrome and the villain El, The Reclaimer.

Photo: Behind the scenes on Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime.
Over the years literally 1000s of technicians and effects experts have contributed to the production with houses ranging from Foundation Imaging which was the original FX house for Star Trek The Next Generation to Paul Allen’s Vulcan.

Director Timothy Hines on location.

“Susan is a phenomenal and versatile actor,” waxes director Timothy Hines, “In War of the Worlds the True Story, Ms. Goforth played the female main character of the Bertie Well’s wife, who had the common sense to save herself and her cousins when the martians are on the march invading the town she was left in. She is flawless.”

Above: 10 Days in a Madhouse, NBC Universal Home Entertainment.

In 10 Days in a Madhouse, Susan took on the role of the manager and house mistress of the poor woman’s workhouse, where Nellie Bly chose to famously feign insanity. Bly leveraged her fake insanity to get herself committed to Blackwell’s Island Lunatic Asylum for Woman in order to expose mistreatment and corruption. Ms. Goforth’s performance is hardened but sensitive as she is the historical person who marches Nellie to the police station and then the courthouse where Bly is committed into the Madhouse.

Above: Susan Goforth leads Nellie Bly to the madhouse in 10 Days in a Madhouse, NBC Universal Home Entertainment.

Below: Christopher Lambert in 10 Days in a Madhouse directed by Timothy Hines and produced by Susan Goforth:

“Susan is an organized and sharp producer who never misses a detail,” say longtime Pendragon producer Donovan Le, “She is an artist and a performer who can do anything, sing, dance and act as well as budget and schedule a movie.”

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/K7y5x4hMx7s

Producer Dominick Martini adds, “She’s one of the few in the industry who can switch hats from structural producer to star actress without missing a beat. And she’s an amazing songwriter as well. Her song Tomorrow’s Today that she wrote and produced for Charlie Boy, the Timothy Hines directed film I produced with performers like Burt Young and Kelly Le Brock, the song is an instant classic. It’s a song that you want to play over and over again.”

Above: Supermodel movie star Kelly Le Brock in Timothy Hines' Charlie Boy produced by Susan Goforth.

Above: Academy Award nominee Burt Young in Timothy Hines' Charlie Boy produced by Dominick Martini, Greg Kritikos and Susan Goforth.

Indeed Susan Goforth is the fabled hyphen talent, a producer, actress, singer, songwriter, the world's best knows her for her work in War Of The Worlds The True Story that sold 7 million DVDs at Walmart alone.

Photo: War of the Worlds The True Story - Pendragon Pictures.

Photo: Susan Goforth in War Of The Worlds The True Story on Amazon Prime.

And her 10 Days In A Madhouse, distributed by Universal Home Entertainment, played opening day of Geena Davis’ inaugural Film Festival, the Cannes Film Festival, played 19 weeks in AMC Theaters and was listed as one of Variety’s top trending movies.

Susan Goforth is a magna cum laude graduate of The Boston Conservatory at Berklee, has toured extensively in Broadway musicals and shows, including Guys and Dolls, Me and My Girl, Singin' in the Rain, A Chorus Line and Follies. As a teen starting out Ms. Goforth could be seen in hundreds of commercials and industrials, and as a featured extra and background actor in some of the most popular shows of the time.

Photo: Susan Goforth.

She’s is a true multi-talented threat, who has shared her skills as a VFX expert on a long stream of motion pictures. Goforth produced and cast the upcoming comedy Charlie Boy and wrote the movie’s theme song Tomorrow’s Today (Theme Song from “Charlie Boy”), sung my Maedi from the popular NBC's Songland show, a song that guarantees to put a smile on your face and a hug in your heart every time you hear it. Tomorrow's Today is available at all major music outlets.

Photo: Director Timothy Hines and Producer/Actress Susan Goforth.

In 1999, she and her colleague Timothy Hines formed Pendragon Pictures, then based in Seattle, Washington. Goforth and Hines moved their operations to Los Angeles more than a half decade ago when completing their award winning theatrical film 10 Days in a Madhouse that competed in the Academy Awards.

Goforth also has extensive experience in marketing and advertising have stewarded many theatrical, television and streaming releases.

Above: Director Timothy Hines and producer Susan Goforth on the miniatures sets of Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime with 150 million viewers.

She worked tirelessly alongside director Timothy Hines on several movies and spent years bringing Chrome: The Series to the screen.

Photo: Susan Goforth.

Her film, the long awaited Chrome: The Series is streaming on Amazon Prime and Amazon Prime UK. Prime’s audience of 150 million viewers get the opportunity to screen the pilot episode for free with Prime. Non Prime viewers can also watch the epic hyper action pilot with Amazon Pay Per View.

Photo: Chrome: The Series on Amazon Prime with an audience of 150 million viewers and on Vimeo and AppleTV+.

Chrome: The Series is an escapist fantasy of a female robot slave who defies her cruel masters and meets up with a clever repairbot to wrench the human race out of darkness.

Read more at: http://www.pendragonpictures.com/crmmain.html

Scifi Friday is Watch Chrome: The Series Day. Chrome: The Series Pilot Episode - Death Wish - Official Trailer | Prime Video

Natasha Coppola-Shalom Shares on her Coppola Family Dynasty and performance in Chrome: The Series

Rare podcast with Francis Ford Coppola's grandniece Natasha Coppola-Shalom as she talks with the KF Podcast about Chrome: The Series, her Hollywood family, working with Timothy Hines and making it on her own.

Click above picture to Ken, Justin, Broc and Don at The KF Podcast interview Natasha Coppola-Shalom for an amazing good time!

Natasha Coppola-Shalom chats with The KF Podcast about Chrome: The Series,
Timothy Hines and her famous family.

"It's a producer’s dream to find an actress 

with such adept qualities as Natasha.”  

- Susan Goforth producer of Chrome: The Series

Chrome: The Series Official Poster

Natasha Coppola-Shalom is Nicolas Cage's niece. Her father Marc Coppola is an actor and popular DJ working for KGB-FM in San Diego, California and WAXQ and WLTW in New York City and featured on iHeart radio. She is the grandniece of Francis Ford Coppola and Sophia Coppola's cousin. She is a classically trained actress with great training, amazing focus and a winning attitude.

Natasha Coppola-Shalom, Francis Ford Coppola's grandniece, forges her own stardom with great talent and training.

Natasha brings a multi-faceted performance in co-starring role as the repair robot, Perdix, in Timothy Hines' Chrome The Series. Chrome: the Series is coming to Amazon Prime Video and a host of major platforms on May 30, 2020!

Chrome is an escapist hyper action fantasy adventure story about a robot slave who defies her masters to right the injustices of the world.

Chrome looks down on Central City in the comic book hyper-action fantasy miniseries Chrome: The Series

Natasha attended New York City's famed Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and received her Bachelor of Arts with honors in Acting from London's Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

Susan Goforth plays EL the Reclaimer, a reckless civilian robot hunter in Chrome: The Series

For more Watch the video above and be sure to Watch Chrome: The Series May 30th on Amazon Prime Video!

Aries Leader of the Robot Underground and romantic partner of Cricket the Robot Queen in Chrome: The Series

There was one robot who would change the face of humanity forever...they called her...CHROME.

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Natasha Coppola-Shalom Niece of Nicolas Cage Completes Cast Of Chrome: The Series Streaming May 30 Amazon Prime

Natasha Coppola-Shalom Niece of Nicolas Cage Completes Cast Of "Chrome: The Series" a New Miniseries Premiere Streaming May 30th on Amazon Prime

Natasha Coppola-Shalom recording the voice of Repairbot Perdix for Chrome: The Series. The Pilot Episode of the Chrome miniseries begins streaming May 30, 2020!

Natasha Coppola-Shalom co-stars in an escapist fantasy adventure as a repairbot named Perdix who joins forces with a female robot slave, Chrome, to defy her cruel masters to right injustices of the world.

Natasha Coppola-Shalom, daughter of Mark Coppola, grandniece of Francis Ford Coppola and neice of Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage, brings a multi-faceted performance in co-starring role as the repair robot, Perdix, in Timothy Hines’ Chrome The Series. Chrome the Series is coming to Amazon Prime and a host of major platforms on May 30, 2020! Chrome is an escapist hyper action fantasy adventure story of a robot slave who defies her masters to right the injustices of the world.

Pictured L to R: Weston Cage, Danelle Cage, Natasha Coppola-Shalom, Alice Kim, Nicolas Cage

Natasha appears in the Sony film What Happened Last Night and Timothy Hines’ Charlie Boy. She was selected to be a part of the the 69th Cannes International Film Festival.

READ MORE HERE at Digital Journal http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/4668528?noredir=1

Chrome The Series begins streaming My 30, 2020!

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/SplFH2Ek6k8

Facebook: @CHROMEtheseries

Twitter: @ChromeSeries

Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/chromeseries

Website: http://www.pendragonpictures.com/CrmMain.html

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Hyper Action Female Superhero Series CHROME Streaming May 30

For Immediate Release: (Los Angeles)
The origins of science fiction and fantasy adventure movies have both humble and lofty lineage. Doubly so for female-led fantasy adventure films. Out of this chaotic cauldron of hyper imagination comes a new mini series, Chrome: the Series, from producer Susan Goforth and director Timothy Hines that might feel it was as long in its development and creation as the entire history of scifi fantasy adventures.

below: Female superhero Chrome. The escapist fantasy miniseries about a female robot slave who defies her cruel masters with the help of a repairbot named Perdix (Natasha Coppola-Shalom) to right injustices of the world, draws its inspiration from classic era science fiction and fantasy serials.

Chrome: The Series streaming May 30th is the escapist fantasy adventure mini-series about a female robot slave who defies her cruel masters with the help of a repairbot named Perdix (Natasha Coppola-Shalom) to right the injustices of the world.

Chrome draws its inspiration from classic era science fiction and fantasy stories that range from the Saturday morning serials like Flash Gordon (the same source George Lucas used for Star Wars) and hi-brow science fictions like the 1927 Metropolis.

The Saturday morning serials were a motion picture form popular during the first half of the 20th century, consisting of a series of short subjects exhibited in consecutive order at one theater, advancing weekly, until the series was completed. Like the modern mini series the stories were edited into chapters.

Each chapter was screened at a movie theater for one week, and ended with a cliffhanger, in which characters found themselves in perilous situations with little apparent chance of escape. Viewers had to return again to the theater next time to see the cliffhanger resolved and to follow the continuing story.

Poster of 1936 Flash Gordon Serial

The Flash Gordon serial and its sequels, for instance, were major productions in their time. Serials were action-packed stories that usually involved a hero, or heroes, battling an evil villain. The villain would continually place the hero into inescapable deathtraps before the hero triumphed.

Chrome: The Series will premiere streaming on May 30th on multiple platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Vimeo and many others. Like the Saturday morning serials, a new chapter will be released every 3 months culminating in mid 2021.

“We’ve come a long way since Flash Gordon and even the original Star Wars, where now story expectations and character development run much deeper,” says producer Susan Goforth, “It was Timothy’s and my vision that a downtrodden female slave robot would rise up to lead the heroic fight against oppressive Dsytopian forces.”

“I have always been a big fan of the art design of the first feature science fiction film in history, Metropolis. Its female robot, which George Lucas used as the basis for C3PO, was an unparalleled vision,” adds director Timothy Hines, “Metropolis is in my blood so it is inevitable that it inspired me throughout the storytelling of Chrome.”

There are millions of fans who have been waiting for over two decades for Chrome to be completed and released. In 2001 and 2002 dozens upon dozens of top websites and media magazines like Starlog, SFX, Animation Reporter and Sci Fi covered the creation of Chrome during the filming. The project has now amassed over 1000 professionals’ involvement, features 1000s of stunts, endless pyrotechnics and is way too ambitious -- and yet it lives.

Goforth and Hines created the production in 2001 when their massive War of the Worlds project was shut down due to the airplane attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City on September 11th. Chrome was so massive in its scope that the filmmakers didn’t have the resources to post the production. The technology was just not there yet. One Hollywood executive said it would cost $100 million to post the picture.

Flash forward to this year, after picking the film up many times over the years, including a year spent filming miniatures on miniature sets, missed release dates, setbacks, it's finally coming home as the technologies caught up with Susan Goforth and Timothy Hines’ vision. Chrome, played by Katie Erin Tomlinson, is joined by new cast members including Natasha Coppola-Shalom, Dave Morrissey Jr. and a host of sharp new talent. Reprocessing of original footage, thousands of new FX and re-editing from the ground up are only a part of what is in store for original and new generations of female superhero movie and sci-fi fans. 

Facebook: @CHROMEtheseries   

Twitter: @ChromeSeries   

Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/chromeseries

Website: http://www.pendragonpictures.com/CrmMain.html

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ7m7sx-LYIwtbWFw3QnKrA

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Oh! How I loved Rishi Kapoor!

To first see Rishi Kapoor light up the movie screen ignited my appreciation for Bollywood international cinema, and my passion to pursue Musical Theatre professionally. 

Two great Bollywood stars left us this week. Two absolute legends. Irrfan Khan passed away and now the lovely Rishi Kapoor.

I am so sad to hear of Mr. Kapoor's passing. My deepest sympathies to his family. 

#beautiful #positive #phenomenal #actor #RishiKapoor

Thank you for your inspiring performances, Rishi Kapoor. Rest in Peace.

CHROME: The Series Official Trailer. Pilot Streaming May 30 2020

In these trying times, I am looking forward to sharing CHROME the Mini-Series 

an escapist, fantasy adventure story of a Robot slave
who defies her Masters to right the injustices of the World. 
Streaming May 30, 2020. I hope everyone is safe. Love to all. 

A Song For Our Times: Tomorrow's Today Sings About Inspiring Oneself From Within

TOMORROW'S TODAY (Theme Song from "Charlie Boy")

Sandy Chila, Susan Goforth, Madison Yanofsky

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"Love, delight abound

in simply infectious song -

meme mind; song in heart."

"Fun and uplifting"  "Song of the Year"  "I can't stop singing this"  "A new anthem of hope"  "An Instant Hit"

Anthony Fantano   Women of Substance   YRF  Pendragon Pictures   T-Series

TOMORROW'S TODAY
(Theme Song from "Charlie Boy')

Music and Lyrics by Susan Goforth and Sandy Chila.

vocalist: Madison Yanofsky.

LYRICS

I know tomorrow I’ll stop.

I’ll really stop feeling shot,

Stop being things that I’m not,

Won’t be a slave to the clock

When tomorrow I stop.

I’ll stop being afraid,

Enjoy the bed that I’ve made.

Tomorrow I’m saved. I’m saved.

And now tomorrow’s today!

Tomorrow’s today, yay-ay-ay-yeah.

Tomorrow’s Today – hey, ay ay-ee.

Tomorrow’s today, today.

Today – Yeah! Tomorrow’s today!

Now tomorrow’s today, now tomorrow’s today.

Now tomorrow’s today now. Tomorrow’s today!

Now tomorrow’s today, now tomorrow’s today.

Now tomorrow’s today.

I know tomorrow I’ll change.

Won’t be afraid if I’m strange.

I’ll stop feeling short-changed.

I’ll keep my loved ones in range

When tomorrow I change.

I’ll stop feeling so sad,

I won’t explode when I’m mad.

Tomorrow I’m glad I’m glad.

And now tomorrow’s today!

Tomorrow’s today, yay-ay-ay-yeah.

Tomorrow’s Today – hey, ay ay-ee.

Tomorrow’s today, today.

Today – Yeah! Tomorrow’s today!

Now tomorrow’s today, now tomorrow’s today.

Now tomorrow’s today now. Tomorrow’s today!

Now tomorrow’s today, now tomorrow’s today.

Now tomorrow’s today.

Tomorrow I will be grateful.

I will always feel thankful.

Won’t forget to be faithful.

Tomorrow I’ll be one with the world.

I’ll wake up and I’ll get it,

So full of joy that I spread it.

Tomorrow I know just what to do

To make my dreams come true.

And now tomorrow’s today!

Tomorrow’s today, yay-ay-ay-yeah.

Tomorrow’s Today – hey, ay ay-ee.

Tomorrow’s today, today.

Today – Yeah! Tomorrow’s today!

I am Light.

I am Love.

I am Ecstasy;

Like a bird flying high,

Floating recklessly.

I am Light.

I am Love.

I am Ecstasy;

Like a bird flying high,

Floating recklessly. (And now tomorrow’s today)

I am Light.

I am Love.

I am Ecstasy;

Like a bird flying high,

Floating recklessly. (And now tomorrow’s today)

I am Light.

I am Love.

I am Ecstasy; (And now tomorrow’s today)

Like a bird flying high,

Floating recklessly. (And now tomorrow’s today)

I am Light.

I am Love.

I am Ecstasy;

Like a bird flying high,

Floating recklessly. (And now tomorrow’s today)

I am Light.

I am Love.

I am Ecstasy; (And now tomorrow’s today)

Like a bird flying high,

Floating recklessly.

(fade out)

*****

Tomorrow's Today Official Music Video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7y5x4hMx7s
starring Broadway actress Amelia Hensley's ASL performance will convince you to make your dreams come true.

Tomorrow's Today is the brainchild of magna cum laude Boston Conservatory at Berklee graduate Susan Goforth. She collaborated on the song with master musician-composer Sandy Chila (Christina Aguilera "Liberation", Britney Spears "Glory", Earl St Clair "Feeling Alive", Peter Case, The Veronicas, Gilby Clarke, Just Jinger, music for Nashville TV show and more). "Our artistry, our strengths compliment each other," explains Goforth.

Tomorrow's Today is the theme song from Timothy Hines' new comedy movie CHARLIE BOY, starring Greg Kritikos and Joanne Scorcia with Kelly Le Brock as Donna and Academy Award Nominee Burt Young as Luca. Executive Producer Dominick Martini.

"Director Timothy Hines has created a masterwork with CHARLIE BOY," exclaims Susan Goforth, "he's lived so many lives and had so many joys as well as his share of tragedy; I think he's channeling something. This is Timothy's best."

CHARLIE BOY - Directed by Timothy Hines
Starring Greg Kritikos, Joanne Scorcia, Nicky Sunshine, Dave Morrissey Jr., Dominick Martini, Annunziato Carbone, Colin Buckingham, Teddy Smith, Pascal Yen-Pfister, Peter Plano, Dino Castelli, Adam Gabel, Domenico Del Giacco, Heather Cole, Matt Silver, Dave Cremin, Giovanni Celentano, Natasha Coppola Shalom, George N. Mikedis, Janice Messitte, Mamiko Nakatsugawa, Saskia Larsen, Sara Rice, Greg Guzzetta, Ellie Lehman, Luna Chegi, Anna Buleeva, Robert Bella, Christina Martini, Jocelyn Martini, Sophia Martini, Michelle Carbone, Dawson Bowie,
with Kelly Le Brock as Donna and Academy Award Nominee Burt Young as Luca.

Executive Producer Dominick Martini. Produced by Susan Goforth and Greg Grigorios Kritikos. Lighting Design Adam Gabel. Assistant Director Katerina Olkhovaya. Written by Frederick Stroppel and Greg Grigorios Kritikos. Narration and additional scenes and scenarios by Timothy Hines.
Color by Marc Wielage (Chroma). Stills by Stoney Jackson.
Photographed and Edited by Timothy Hines.

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For Your Consideration:
Tomorrow's Today (Theme Song from "Charlie Boy") by Susan Goforth and Sandy Chila
Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures (Original Song) #Oscars
Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media #Grammys
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The 2018 Tony Awards Celebrate Live Theater and Life

     Today the American Theatre Wing brings us the 2018 Tony Awards, a celebration not only of the best plays and musicals on Broadway, but of all live theater across the globe and its importance to the human soul. No other art form demands its participants to have the voice of an Angel, the body of an Olympian, the dance skills of Baryshnikov, the visual ascendancy of a Master Painter, the writing skills of a Doctorate, the style of an International Celebrity and the heart of a Spiritual Leader. I am especially grateful to all the people I trained with, my teachers and peers who remain positive influence in my life via Facebook, Twitter and Google+. To everyone I have had the privilege to put on my dancing shoes and perform a Broadway musical with, Thank You. And Thank You to Everyone who dares to keep coming back, to create and better this world through the medium of Live Theater.