One talented musician struggles with the meaning of life. Through the opportunity of a reality show contest he finds his voice and a way to be forever young.

The soundtrack includes five original songs and features many artists: Jimi Hendrix, Billie Holiday, Elvis, Chopin, Def Leppard, The Beatles, and Alphaville to name a few.

I've created tobeforeveryoung.com to present my first feature length screen play. I plan to make it into a feature length film in the near future, and to help in that I am seeking to work with people who have the means to make films. The first people that came to mind were, of course, famous ones; folks like Matt Damon, Ron Howard, and David Geffen to name a few. And of course that has sparked other people I'd like to work with to bring my next two screen plays into film. These next two films will be much more special effects intensive than "Tobe, Forever Young", so I will definitely need to find some well connected people, for example: I would like to work with people like Peter Jackson or Robert Zemeckis.

In the weeks ahead a page or so will be added periodically until the entire screen play is on tobeforeveryoung.com. Please note that I understand the risk in presenting works online, so this screen play is registered with the Register of Copyrights of the United States of America in the event I need to seek legal reimbursement for copyright infringement.

I've tried to make the format as close to the format of screen plays for film. Hopefully everyone who visits will be able to see this reflected in the Courier font and the table layout.

So if you or anyone you are aware of wishes to utilize "Tobe, Forever Young" for any purpose, please contact me so that we may work together to bring this story to the shimmering screen.

Trailer:

TOBE is unknowingly thrown into a band competition because his older brother TUBBS sent in an old tape of their four member band called Fourever. JACOB is psyched about the competition and helps to convince Tobe to go along, especially since TRANCE says he's game.

Tobe and Tubbs leave early for Las Vegas, so that they can visit with their grandmother along the way. They tell her about the competition, and she has no doubt that they will win. Tobe and Tubbs revert to their childhood days, but all fun halts when a picture of their parents is smashed. Old feelings of great loss flood Tobe's mind as Tubbs and their grandmother talk of the car accident that ended their parents' lives.