“Take all the best moments of the movies Sandlot and Follow Me Boys, and you have...the new coming-of-age comedy, Scout Camp.” — LDS Living Magazine

The Fire Dragon patrol, with their ever supportive scoutmaster Kerry (Kirby Heyborne, Saints and Soldiers and The R.M.) is headed to Camp Rakhouta for what might be the best week of their lives. But when the legendary “Spirit Stick” of the prestigious camp goes missing, the entire tradition of the camp is threatened. Now the Fire Dragons, led by York Hayes (Shawn Carter, High School Musical 1, 2, and 3) must do whatever it takes to find the stick, return it, and restore the legacy of the camp.

Packed with Bonus Camp Gear:

• Kirby Heyborne: Insights from the Set
• Cast and Crew Jam
• Behind the Scenes Moments
• 3 Bonus Soundtrack Songs
• Special invitation from the filmmakers: Trail to Eagle
• Cast Commentary with the Fire Dragon Patrol
• Commentary with Writer/Director Garrett Batty & Producer Drew Gilliland
• “Ready for iPod” version of the film

For many boys scout camp is the highlight of their entire summer. Sleeping and cooking outdoors, campfires, swimming, canoeing, the rifle range — these are the exciting activities of which great stories and memories are made. For the moms and sisters — and sometimes dads — who stayed home, the movie Scout Camp will at last reveal some of the “secrets” about what really goes on at that annual retreat in the woods.

Director, Writer, and Producer Garrett Batty calls the movie “a labor of love.” This film was inspired and created by Eagle Scouts who share a love for the Scouting program. Both lead actors, Kirby Heyborne and Shawn Carter have received their Eagle Scout Award and add to the films humor and reality of scout camp.

Steven Spielberg
Spielberg has directed numerous smash-hit movies including ET, Jurassic Park, and Indiana Jones.
He got his start making a nine-minute 8mm western called The Last Gunfight to earn the photography merit badge.
He later received his Eagle and eventually served for a time on the Advisory Board of the Boy Scouts of America.

Michael Kahn
Kahn is an Academy Award winning film editor, and has worked on many films including the Indian Jones series, Hook, and The Goonies. He originally edited for television on classic hits such as Hogan’s Heroes. Kahn earned his Eagle Scout in 1951 c.

William Hanna
Hanna, of Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, brought us favorites like Scooby Do, Yogi Bear, and The Flintstones. He earned his eagle at the age of 14, and continued to be active in Scouting throughout his life. He served as a Scoutmaster and in 1985 received the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award. He died in 2001.

Mike Rowe
Rowe is the host Discovery Channel’s hit series Dirty Jobs. He also narrates other Discovery Channel series such as The Deadliest Catch. Rowe earned his Eagle doing a service project at the Maryland School for Blind where he read aloud for students. Rowe says this helped spark his interest in narration.