The Beach Boys: Vibrations, Good and Bad

The Beach Boys: Vibrations, Good and Bad is an upcoming mini-documentary created by Josh Dezern, and directed by Cam-Boy Entertainment founder Gary Wright. There is no official release date for the film yet, and has only been mentioned once.

History
In January of 2016, Dezern met Wright, a "quiet, hard-working kid" in his science class. "We bonded for awhile, and later on, discovered that we were [both] are filmmakers." Dezern stated. With the death of David Bowie only days later, Dezern has been teaching Wright the "amazingness of classic rock," due to his love of The Beatles and The Beach Boys. In February of 2016, having recently gotten into the glam rock band, Queen, Wright made an announcement on his Instagram stating "I'm happy to announce that soon, I will be working with @joshystardust to create a documentary about the Beach Boys!" The photo that went along with it was the original logo, with a different name. The screenplay is expected to be fully finished by mid-March 2016, and principal production of the film will begin shortly after.

Trivia

 * The Wingdings code at the end of the first teaser trailer is encoded to "Brendan Boatright Directing." Brendan Boatright is Wright's birth name.
 * The original title of the film was "Good Vibrations, All Summer Long."
 * The name was changed due to the original one being "incredibly lawsuit worthy," according to Dezern.