Graham Raubvogel
Recently I have been in contact with one of Vermont's most talented people, Graham Raubvogel. After making movies on his mom’s old Hi-8 camcorder for years, in 2006 Raubvogel began interning at CCTV as a cameraman, and eventually director, of the live thirty-minute show, “Live at 5:25.”
Since then, he has directed numerous short films, ranging from fictional narrative, to short documentary, to music video, and has taken first place at the Santa Monica Teen Film Festival as well as “Best Student Short” at the Vermont International Film Festival (a category in which he was the only high school filmmaker competing against college submissions). His work has been screened at many other venues nationwide, including the National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) and the Frameline International Film Festival in San Francisco.
Graham continues to work on building his skill set through an assortment of projects, mentors, and peers. This summer he will be heading out west to take Chinese at UCLA, as well as to partake in a variety of film and new media opportunities. When he returns, principal photography will begin on, "Opposite the Sun," a fictional web series he is directing and writing for Brick Oven Media. As well as this, he enjoys chilling with friends, running, learning Chinese, taking risks, making mistakes, and all that other stuff that people tend to do.
Below are two videos directed by Graham Raubvogel:
Official music video for The Vacant Lot's "Let Me Out"
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Starring:
Brian MacFadyen
Let Me Out from Graham Raubvogel on Vimeo.
Official Selection:
Frameline International LGBT Film Festival 2010
GMFF 2010
Vermont International Film Festival 2009
Keep it up Graham! Doing big things homie!
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