Anyone But Me, the lesbian favorite web series starring Nicole Pacent and Rachael Hip-Flores that has garnered countless fans, several awards, and over 11 million views worldwide over its three seasons, is saying goodbye.

But in order to give Anyone But Me the series final sendoff it deserves, the executive producers behind the first ever Writers Guild of America Award winner for original new media, are calling on fans to support and donate, no matter how big or small.

Anyone But Me, a drama about young people struggling with identity and modern relationships,has made history and changed lives. People write to us and say they wish there had been something like this when they were young, or that the show gave them the courage to come out to their parents. We have the most loyal, passionate and loving fans any show could hope for.

But, we need your help.  So, we’re reaching out for your support to help make history again by contributing whatever you can to our final production. We plan to air the last episode in early 2012.  Our amazing cast is all in! So, anyamount you can help us raise will go a long way towards realizing our goal. Just click on the paypal link here.

Track the progress on Anyone But Me’s website.

“Our World”a new web series being produced in New York City will premiere on October 3rd. “All My Children” writer Susan-Sojourna Collier will be script-writer for this series. Susan has a long list of credits written on shows she has written for. Some of them being “Port Charles,” “One Life To Live,” she was briefly a consultant on “Guiding Light.” “My heart is saddened that “All My Children” will come to an end… My years as a scriptwriter on the show– working with other brilliant writers and creating great storylines– was an incredible adventure. Although we sometimes missed the mark, our goal was always to tap into the emotional heart of the importance of life: family. The family structure and those loving relationships always prevailed on “All My Children.” For that, I’m proud to have been on the writing staff,” Susan-Sojourna Collier stated. “Now, as “All My Children” ends, I look optimistically at the future of soaps. I’m inspired by the growing number of internet dramas such as ours that aspire to become a new chapter in this medium’s distinguished history. I’m encouraged by the number of new producers flocking to the canvas. Most importantly, I’m optimistic that this awesome art form will continue for many decades to come.” Continue Reading