Help Fund The Rock And Worship Roadshow Documentary

I am a huge fan of the Rock & Worship Roadshow. So when I found out that they were going to be making a film/documentary on it, I was thrilled. To fund The Roadshow documentary, they are asking fans and supporters to KICK them! (On Kickstarter of course) For helping them out you get all sorts of rewards from a pass to attend the film's premiere at Grand Canyon University, all the way to to flying out to Colorado to hang out with Mercy Me and throwing the first pitch in the Colorado Rockies baseball game! Please check it out and see what you can do to help! To go to the Kickstarter page click here.

Official press release from: themcollective.com

Nashville, Tenn. (February 15, 2013) - Fans of MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Tedashii, Kutless, Family Force 5, Luminate, Adam Cappa, Rhett Walker Band and Tim Timmons can play a special role in the filming and production of a new documentary that features a behind-the-scenes look at The Rock & Worship Roadshow.

Roadshow – The Film, sponsored by Grand Canyon University, will reveal a story of self-sacrifice, hard work and, most importantly, a group of people coming together to be part of something bigger than themselves. By pledging money to support the project, fans play an integral part in the creation of the documentary, as well as receive a variety of special rewards.

"From catering to lighting rigs, audio load in and life on a bus, it takes a village to pull everything together for an artist to walk on stage and put on an amazing show for the fans," producer Ryan Smith says. "We are thrilled to be putting together this feature-length documentary that will give a behind-the-scenes look at a major tour."

Roadshow – The Film is being filmed in 20 cities, including Dallas, TX today, February 15 by a crew helmed by producers Brody Harper and Ryan Slaughter of Two Seven Two Media, Ryan Smith of MountView Creative and director Matt Underwood. (See full tour venue list below.) The film will premier this fall on the Grand Canyon University campus in Phoenix, Ariz.

Click here for a special sneak peek of the film.

"Tours happen all over the world and most people have no idea the hoops that were jumped through to make them happen,” Harper says. “From bus problems to weather, there are hundreds of things that can shut down a concert, but it takes a great group of artists and crew to make it happen. We hope to capture some of that process and let people see more than just what goes on on stage."

Fans can back the film through Kickstarter, an easy-to-use creative project funding platform, with any pledge of $1 to $10,000 by visiting RoadshowFilm.com. Supporters will receive special rewards for their contributions, including:

*Pledge $5 or more and become an official “roadie” and receive a free pass to attend the film’s premiere at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, AZ this fall.

*Pledge $20 and receive a limited edition hard copy DVD or Blu-ray of Roadshow – The Film, as well as an official Rock & Worship Roadshow rubber bracelet. (Includes all previously mentioned rewards, as well.)

*Pledge $300 or more and receive a Rock & Worship Roadshow T-shirt autographed by the director and/or producer, along with a phone call from the director of the film. Includes Limited Edition Hard Copy DVD or Blu-ray of Roadshow -The Film and a digital download of the documentary, as well.

* Pledge $2,000 or more and get to help SHOOT the film! The producers need 10 people at each show to be a cameraman for the day. Donors work with the professional camera crew to capture this epic documentary. This level of donation will also receive a Limited Edition Hard Copy DVD or Blu-ray of Roadshow -The Film.


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2013 Rock & Worship Roadshow Tour Dates
(*Dates Subject to Change)

Feb 7 - Alliant Energy Center, Madison, WI
Feb 8 - Van Andle Arena, Grand Rapids, MI
Feb 9 - Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN
Feb 10 - Rupp Arena, Lexington, KY
Feb 11 - Von Braun Arena, Huntsville, AL
Feb 14 - JQH Arena, Springfield, MO
Feb 15 - American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX
Feb 16 - Mobile Civic Center, Mobile, AL
Feb 17 - River Center, Baton Rouge, LA
Feb 21 - World Arena, Colorado Springs, CO
Feb 22 - Energy Solutions Arena, Salt Lake City, UT
Feb 23 - US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ
Feb 24 - Citizens Bank Arena, Ontario, CA
Feb 28 - Taco Bell Arena, Boise, ID
Mar 1 - Rose Garden Arena, Portland, OR
Mar 2 - Key Arena, Seattle, WA
Mar 3 - Spokane Arena, Spokane, WA
Mar 8 - HP Pavilion, San Jose, CA
Mar 9 - Sleep Train Arena, Sacramento, CA
Mar 10 - Savemart Center, Fresno, CA