Donate to Help Finish Stephen King Adaptation Rainy Season and Fight Cancer in the Process
We can never get enough of Stephen King round these parts, so it’s great to learn that the short film Rainy Season, which is based on one of his stories, is now in post production. They’re currently raising money on Go Fund Me to get it finished, and what’s more, 10% of all money raised will go to SAIH Southeastern Assistance and Healthcare through Cancer Treatment Centers of America.
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Post production has begun on Rainy Season. The film was shot in August in and around Senoia. The film stars Brian Ashton Smith (Joyful Noise, Nashville (TV), Army Wives (TV) Anne-Marie Kennedy (Son of Clowns) Kermit Rolison (Swamp Murders, Osiris) and Jan Mary Nelson (The Penny, Drop Dead Diva (TV).
The story follows a young couple who travel to the town of Willow, ME during the summer of 1976. After warnings from town locals to leave, they stay and learn the horrific price the town must pay for prosperity. The Rainy Season has come back to Willow and when it rains…they pour.
The film still needs your help. The producers have set up a post production fund through gofundme. They have launched this campaign during Breast Cancer Awareness month and have vowed to donate 10% of all funds collected to SAIH Southeastern Assistance and Healthcare through Cancer Treatment Centers of America. Donations can be made at www.gofundme.com/rainyseason
The producers are scheduling a screening March 18, 2017 to showcase the film alongside other independent short films. Tickets are available at www.squareup.com/store/rainy-season-film-fund
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