One Hundred Days: The Story of Architects Almost World Tour

One Hundred Days The Story Of Architects Almost World Tour or simply One Hundred Days is a documentary about British metalcore band Architects Daybreaker Almost World Tour, a promotional tour for their fifth studio album Daybreaker. The funding for the film was achieved through a crowd funding project on Indiegogo, where they had a target of 30,000 to reach, but they reached over 10,000 of that sum.

Architects wanted the documentary to provide a real portrayal of what its like to tour in a band of their size. Sam Carter commented on the honesty of the portrayal stating we wanted to film the ups and downs of not a really big band... were really modest about what we do. They also commented that it was similar to Parkway Drive The DVD, only scaled down.In mid April 2013, the band released a trailer for the documentary The band decided to selfrelease the film since they had left their record label Century Media and the funding for the film was done through a community funded project on indiegogo. For the crowd funding campaign the band used a target budget of 30,000 to measure the demand for the film saying We dont know whether to manufactureor 10,000 copies of this DVDBlu Ray and this campaign will give us a solid idea of the numbers we should be looking to create. They used a community fund project to cut the middle man out but also to allows us to gain an idea of demand. The contributions to the project ranged, withbeing to have the persons names in the credits to 50 for tickets to watch the film debut at a cinema in Brighton. ........

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