Teen Group Mindless Behavior to Star in 1st Feature Film | Coming March 15th, 2013 | SEE MOVIE TRAILER!

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Dec. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Teen pop and R&B sensation, Mindless Behavior, proudly announce their first feature film, Mindless Behavior: All Around The World. The trailer is premiering today via the YouTube channel AwesomenessTV, and the full-length documentary & concert movie will be in theaters nationwide on March 15, 2013 exclusively through AMC Independent.

Produced by leading YouTube channel AwesomenessTV, the documentary provides a look at the group that even their most rabid fans have never seen before. It gives a glimpse into the making of Mindless Behavior from the start, allowing audiences to follow the journeys of Prodigy, Princeton, Ray Ray , and Roc Royal as they chased their dreams from the time they were very young, and to connect with the forces behind the Mindless movement like never before. The film also includes live performances of MB’s hits including “Mrs. Right” and “Girls Talkin’ Bout”, filmed at a stop during last summer’s #1 Girl tour in Atlanta, GA. Mindless Behavior: Around The World will be released via AwesomenessTV, Streamline Records, Conjunction Films, Atom Factory, Society Pictures, and Interscope Records.

Mindless Behavior: All Around The World isn’t the quartet’s first collaboration with AwesomenessTV. It comes hot on the heels of “Mindless Takeover”, the channel’s highly successful series that follows the group on tour and has garnered millions of views since its launch in June.

Meanwhile, Mindless Behavior is currently in the studio prepping their highly anticipated sophomore album due for a spring release in 2013. A snippet of new material can be heard in the trailer for the film.

Get ready to experience Mindless Behavior on the big screen.

To view the trailer and see the full list of theaters that will be releasing the film on March 15, visit www.mindlessbehavior.com. Ticket pre-sales will begin in February so fans can reserve seats to be amongst the first to see MB’s first film.