My first official blog.

Today marks the first day of my brand new blog-again life. Thank you for visiting and welcome. I hope you enjoy your time here, and find your stay pleasant and informative.

I am a several slash professional, which includes Actor/Writer/Director/Producer/Waiter/Worrier

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All 6 are equal in importance in my life. This blog will bring one of each of those to light in different ways.

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Why Bus Pass Productions? That is the title of my fledgling production company. I have produced several short films and they are sometimes under the banner of Asher Glaser, sometimes Bus Pass Productions. They are synonymous right now, in the future I plan on having my own company. People ask me about the name of Bus Pass. I will keep it an eerie mystery for now and if there are comments left I may disclose some of my trade secrets.

I'm off to tinker with this site. Will post more soon!

Love ya,

BP

-Asher

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Lily Puppy said…
The puppy totally understands. She worries up a storm all the time. Hang in there, I'm sure you'll get discovered for your worrying talent.
June 10, 2008 at 7:27 PM
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