Produced and directed by the band's bass player Andy, the documentary includes the band's entire back catalogue of film clips and highlights of their career from their #1 debut album "Stack is the New Black" through to the cover of Rolling Stone on their 2010 album "This Is Bat Country" and of course their brand new single "Bang Bang Sexy". Short Stack - Shaun, Andy Clemmensen (bass) and Bradie Webb (drums) - are proud of a past that includes an ARIA number-one debut with 2009's Stack Is The New Black, sold-out shows to the most dedicated fans in the country, and tours with idols-turned-peers-and-pals Good Charlotte. But it's their desire to evolve as musicians that saw This is Bat Country grab gold status and the single Planets go platinum, earning them the cover of Rolling Stone in the process. "We've gone through all the footage from the past seven years. If you just pressed play, it'd take more than four weeks to watch," the bass player explains of the mammoth project. "It's been weird seeing all these stages of our lives. Some of the stuff we say is just embarrassing, but that's all part of growing up. We've worked our asses off in that time and we want to showcase that. We just want to show that we did it all on our own."