So Good: The Love.Craft Band
Follow a neurodiverse band as they embark on a six-city U.S. tour. They’re making music and rewriting the rules of what a “real band” looks and sounds like.
about the series
From award-winning documentary filmmaker Cartter Fontaine and Chispa House, So Good: The Love.Craft Band, is a five-part docuseries about music, friendship, ambition, and challenging expectations.
Based in Athens, Georgia, The Love.Craft Band brings together four adult musicians with disabilities and their neurotypical bandmates and leaders. The series follows the band as they embark on their first six-city U.S. tour and record their debut album, capturing the highs and lows of life on the road along the way.
Part music documentary, part underdog story—and backed by a killer soundtrack—So Good follows a band determined to make great music while challenging assumptions about disability, belonging, and what a “real band” can look and sound like.
viewing options
The complete five-part docuseries and shorter versions are available for classroom, campus, at-home, and community screenings.
available resources
Watch Party Guide • Educational Classroom Resource Guide • Community Engagement + Discussion Guide
for educators
Bring So Good into the Classroom
Educational resources help educators and students explore neurodiversity, inclusion, belonging, self-expression, and the power of music.
professional development • educational classroom resource guide • standards-aligned • cross-curricular
