Whether we're following a World Class drum corps across the country, settling in for a rehearsal in the Texas heat, or watching sixes in a guard practice, you can count on FloMarching to cover the marching arts in the closest capacity this sport has ever seen. 

All Access: Claudia Taylor Johnson

In FloMarching's first full-length feature, we follow one of the most energetic, youthful, and exciting programs in the country: Claudia Taylor Johnson.

Get an up-close and personal look at the San Antonio band that has taken the marching arts by storm. Known throughout the marching community as CTJ, Claudia Taylor has risen to the top in one of the most competitive areas in the country. CTJ competes weekly with fellow Central Texas bands Winston Churchill, Ronald Reagan, Vandegrift, Cedar Park, and Leander to name a few. Born in and around amazing programs, the only way CTJ could rise through the ranks was to carve a name for itself and create its own style.

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Tracy Wooton: Pure

We followed one of the most storied color guard instructors, Tracy Wooton, and the newest Independent World color guard, Invictus, to see how this amazing instructor impacts the lives of his performers. See how Wooton's unique style of teaching, incredible set design, and motto of staying "regular" helped shape the inaugural cast of Invictus as the WGI Sport of the Arts community welcomed back one of its greats.

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Pulse: The Uninvited

Follow the performers and staff of the three-time WGI World Class world champion Pulse Percussion as they perform at the 2017 WGI World Championships in Dayton, Ohio.

Pulse Percussion's 2017 program, "The Uninvited," centers around a young family of three after they move into an old home that's haunted by tormented spirits. Watch the cast bring these spirits to life and terrorize the new tenants—all the while, you'll be wondering: Who exactly is "The Uninvited"?

"Pulse: The Uninvited" includes never-before-seen rehearsal footage, interviews with the cast, travel behind the scenes, and a walk onto the floor at Dayton arena to a thunderous crowd. This one will keep you up at night!

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All Access BAC: Building A Champion

Throughout the Boston Crusaders' storied history, the corps nickname "BAC" has come to mean different things to the members and to the drum corps community as a whole. In 2015, the corps defined the nickname to mean one thing: "Building A Champion." Executive director and corps alumnus Chris Holland made the decision that he was going to take steps to propel the Boston area corps into the top echelon of the drum corps world. Hear about their 2017 production, "Wicked Games," straight from the designers and take a step behind the scenes and into the flames with the Boston Crusaders!

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On The Road Again: Carolina Crown

If you've ever wondered what it might be like to tour with a World Class corps, you're in for a treat. Go behind the scenes to see how a world champion organization survives 60 days on tour while traveling across the country, feeding 200-plus people four times a day, and competing at the highest level of the marching arts. Follow members from across Carolina Crown's brass, guard, and percussion ensembles as they fight the Texas heat and life on the road in pursuit of a DCI World Championship.

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On The Road: Avon Comes To Texas

When band directors sign up their programs for BOA contests, distance, time, and student experience are some of the most influential reasons for selecting which shows they want to attend. Cross-country trips are typically reserved for bands making their way to Grand Nationals in Indianapolis. For the Avon Marching Black and Gold, however, Lucas Oil Stadium is only about 30 minutes away from their hometown in Indiana. BOA Grand Nationals are essentially a home show for them, which puts them in a unique position. Should they stay on their home turf, where they've succeeded in past years? Or should they hit the road?

In the fall of 2017, Avon director of bands Jay Webb made a radical decision: He decided to take his students on an epic trip to a regional with a reputation—over 1,100 miles to BOA's San Antonio Super Regional, the "Grand Nats of the South." See Avon compete in the ranks of the Southern theater of marching arts and get a taste for Texas, alongside the teaching talents of Webb and Matt Harloff. 

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