Casting "Tomorrow Never Knows: the Psychedelic Era," a short film. Synopsis: John Lennon and Paul McCartney are high - in more ways than one - on the unprecedented success of their band. But the times are changing as personal and professional tensions begin to pull The Beatles apart before they come together to tell the world that Love is All You Need. "Tomorrow Never Knows" is an original non-fiction short film based on The Beatles’ psychedelic period. We pick up the story on the night of the historic Shea Stadium concert in August 1965 and follow it through tripping in the Hollywood HIlls, their ill-fated 1966 tour, the creation of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, and the recording of All You Need Is Love in June 1967.

Production states: "Sean Ward is a Canadian filmmaker. He’s gone from creating short films to project on a bedsheet at his underground cinema happenings around Toronto to racking up over 4 million subscribers and 3 billion video views on YouTube. The music and message of The Beatles has been Sean’s primary influence since the beginning. His comics and films have been profiled on MTV, CNN, and CTV."