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In less than a week the #DCI2017 season will just be a memory. This deleted scene conveys that feeling that marching members are having. Watch this & over 80 minutes of deleted scenes on the Ultimate Bluray Edition of "Scouts Honor: Inside a Marching Brotherhood." Available on our website (scoutshonormovie.com) #drumcorps #musicdocumentary #dci #indiefilm #madisonscouts #drumcorpsmovie #marchingarts #documentary #madisoncorps #brotherhood #mynwa
Check out the article from our friends at College Marching (https://www.collegemarching.com/content/scouts-honor-inside-a-marching-brotherhood)
See the official trailer and two exclusive scenes on Apple Trailers
Meet Hunter, the 15 year old trumpet player from Texas who caught the drum corps bug after seeing a YouTube video of the 1975 Madison Scouts. He became the youngest member of the Madison Scouts for the 2012 season. Follow his journey in the award winning documentary “Scouts Honor: Inside a Marching Brotherhood.” Now on iTunes.
The award winning documentary feature film, tells an inspiring tale of personal growth, and overcoming obstacles, all set in the subculture of the drum corps activity. Follow three young men as they experience one the most challenging, yet rewarding, summer youth activities in the USA. From auditions to the championship performance, you won't want to miss this powerful indie film. Jam packed with musical performances that will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up. Now available on iTunes!
The award winning documentary film, “Scouts Honor” is now available on iTunes. It’s the movie that’s been called an emotional roller coaster, and a hopeful look at our nation’s youth population. The film works equally as well for the seasoned drum corps fan and for someone who is completely unfamiliar with the marching arts. Learn more about the film here.