I have known the girls for so long, it was quite natural for them to ask me to then make this documentary. I think the key to the whole film is the access that I got. They did an arena tour around the UK, obviously they supported Ariana Grande on tour and we wanted to capture the biggest year of their career. What was it like shooting these behind-the-scenes videos?Ģ017 is definitely the girls' biggest year. It was at the end of last year, I think that they're at their point in their career now where they were ready for a documentary - a bigger piece of content. So that's how I first got in touch with the girls. I've traveled all around the world with them, really. Honestly, I'm a Brit but I live in the states, so I started traveling around with them, doing all their tour diaries, and sort of behind the scenes stuff over the years. My background is doing a lot of stuff for record labels, performances, behind the scenes, and it was Columbia Records who actually put me in touch with the girls. I started on their first ever trip to the US, which I think was in 2012. How did your working relationship with Little Mix come to be? Glory Days director Adam Goodall gave Billboard the inside scoop on how the film came to be, as well as what he hopes fans will get out of the new look into the band's life.

Throughout the documentary, the young women they go above and beyond to show their extreme dedication to their craft, and also dissprove common tabloid headlines by making clear the four are really ride-or-die friends. 24) the band shares an all-new documentary titled Glory Days, giving a proper look behind-the-scenes of one of the world's biggest girl groups, beginning their start on Season 8 of The X-Factor. Little Mix has defied the assumption that manufactured pop groups are limited to that title.

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