In a heartfelt tribute to a cherished member of Utah's film community, a benefit concert will be held to support Marshall Moore, the vice president of operations at Utah Film Studios in Park City and co-director of the Zions Indie Film Festival. The concert, set for 7 p.m. this Friday at the Orem Library Hall, aims to raise funds for Moore, who has been battling cancer for over two decades. His friend Gary Robison, of Integrity Music Management, has taken the initiative to organize this event, rallying the community to come together in support of Moore during this challenging time. For 22 years, Marshall Moore has faced the relentless challenges posed by cancer. Having been deemed cancer-free in May, his health took a downturn as the disease resurfaced shortly thereafter. Robison expressed his concern and commitment to helping his friend, stating, “Marshall has reached his limit of what insurance will pay for a lifetime. We want to do whatever we can to help so they aren’t left with this horrendous medical debt.” The concert aims to alleviate some of these financial burdens and provide a platform for the community to show their love and support. Headlining the concert will be Fleetwood Visions, a professional Fleetwood Mac tribute band known for their authentic sound and engaging performances. Robison described Fleetwood Visions, saying, “I don’t know if you have heard or seen Fleetwood Visions, but they sound just like Fleetwood Mac.” The band’s participation adds a note of excitement to the evening, and Robison is confident that their performance will resonate deeply with attendees. Rebecca Cressman from FM 100 radio station will serve as the evening’s MC, guiding the audience through the event's proceedings. Robison hinted at a special surprise guest appearance, intended to uplift and encourage Moore's family, particularly his wife, Michelle, who will be present to share updates on Marshall’s health. In addition to the live music, the concert will feature an opportunity drawing with a variety of impressive prizes. Robison has worked diligently to secure donations from local businesses and organizations, ensuring that the drawing will offer valuable items. Notable prizes include luggage donated by Mr. Mac, a Nike gift box from Brigham Young University’s athletic department, and several other enticing items, such as Covert-A-Bech tables and complimentary oil changes from Lube Doc. “The Mr. Mac luggage will be on display, but if people want a different color, we can give them a gift certificate, and they can visit the store directly,” Robison added, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the community’s support. The evening promises to be a blend of entertainment and philanthropy, as every dollar raised through ticket sales will directly benefit Marshall Moore and his family. Tickets for the benefit concert are priced at $28.52 and can be purchased online. Robison stated that every ticket purchased will also include a chance to win in the drawing, creating an incentive for attendees to participate. “Everyone who buys a concert ticket will automatically get a drawing ticket, and the concert tickets are tax-deductible,” he explained. For those eager to win specific prizes, additional drawing tickets will be available for purchase. The Orem Library Hall, which accommodates up to 500 people, will provide a comfortable setting for attendees to enjoy the music and honor Moore's contributions to the film industry. The concert represents more than just a fundraiser; it is a testament to the collaborative spirit and compassion of the Utah community. Robison expressed hope that the event could raise between $6,000 to $10,000, which would significantly help Moore and his family as they navigate the financial strain of medical expenses. Gary Robison first met Marshall Moore several years ago during a concert at Utah Film Studios during the Sundance Film Festival. He has since become an executive producer of two projects slated for this year’s Zions Indie Film Festival, which has gained recognition partly due to Moore's influence and dedication. The festival has seen exponential growth, establishing itself as one of the top film festivals in the country, largely credited to Moore's extensive network and commitment to the arts. As the community rallies together for this benefit concert, it serves as a reminder of the importance of supporting one another in times of need. The evening aims not only to raise funds but also to celebrate Moore's enduring legacy in the film industry and foster a spirit of resilience and hope. Details for the concert are as follows: - When: 7 p.m. Friday - Where: Orem Library Hall, 58 N. State St. in Orem - Tickets: $28.52 - Web: [tinyurl.com/3ybpdhyp](http://tinyurl.com/3ybpdhyp) As the event draws near, the anticipation builds for a night dedicated to music, community, and the unwavering spirit of friendship in the face of adversity.