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We are a team of two young kids from Burlington, Vermont, that make and share content for the public to watch and enjoy! Our goal is to put other people and Vermont on the map! Any music, videos, or other content promoted on this blog are not owned by us unless stated otherwise. If you own the rights to something that is posted and would like it removed we can take it down promptly. To contact us email us at twokidsfromvermont@gmail.com
Showing posts with label Documentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Documentary. Show all posts

Sunday, March 6, 2011

David: Road to Redemption by ChristianFGY (Trailer #2)

Previously this was called "Road to Revenge," which I posted in ChristianFGY's TKFV Introduction post back in December. Recently the path for the Canyon Springs High School boy's basketball team has been going extremely well, which lead to this name change. Check out the second teaser below to see a little bit of what's to come:



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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

David: Two New Amazing Videos From Graham Raubvogel

We did a big post on Graham back in June as an introduction post. Recently he released these two videos on his Vimeo page for everyone to see. Check them out below:


The video above:

I DWELL IN POSSIBILITY
—Sketching the Future of a 21st Century Education—

Graham was asked by my school district to create a film that envisions the high school education of the future.

The world is changing. Exponential globalization and the growth of the internet have presented new challenges to our nation's struggling education system.

From a student perspective, this documentary explores the problems we face and the tremendous opportunities we are in the position to take advantage of.


The video above:

IT'S TIME TO WAKE UP is Gatsby-meets-the-Y-Generation.

It's a surreal high school dramedy about a young man, Conrad, and the hopes and expectations he has for a girl, that have blown up far beyond reality.

*Merit Award, National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts*



More of my work can be found at: grahamraubvogel.com
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

David: Influencers Documentary



I watched this about a month ago and just came across it again today and thought I'd post it on TKFV.

"Influencers" is a short documentary that explores what it means to be an influencer and how trends and creativity become contagious today in music, fashion and entertainment. The film attempts to understand the essence of influence, what makes a person influential without taking a statistical or metric approach. Written and directed by Paul Rojanathara and Davis Johnson, the film is a Polaroid snapshot of New York influential creatives (advertising, design, fashion and entertainment) who are shaping today's pop culture. "Influencers" belongs to the new generation of short films, webdocs, which combine the documentary style and the online experience.


Check it out up top! I highly recommend everyone watch this!
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Sunday, December 26, 2010

David: Frendy Lemorin x The Yellow Brick Road: M.C. Bario (Teaser)

I think I just fell in love... FRENDY YOU LUCKY DUDE! Below is a teaser video for Frendy's very popular, "The Yellow Brick Road" documentary series. This video was made by the very beautiful model, M.C. Bario, exclusively for Frendy Lemorin's site and features clips from her modeling career and a little shout out for my homie. Check it out below:



Don't forget to check out Frendy's site and his blog!
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

David: Grace Potter x Path To Vermont Documentary Series (Part 1)

Like Grace Potter says, I'm proud to be from Vermont as well. And I'm extremely proud to feature a very talented Vermonters like Grace Potter on TKFV. In Part 1 of a three part documentary series of iconic Vermonters, Path to Vermont sits down with the lovely musician, Grace Potter of Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, and talks to her about Vermont, her life, and what she has done with local businesses in the community. There is also a clip from a performance held at the Burlington Waterfront in Vermont back in August of this year. Check it out below:



Stay tuned for Parts 2 and 3!
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David: Frendy Lemorin x The Yellow Brick Road: Vladimir Calixte



Above is the 5th episode of Frendy Lemorin's documentary series, "The Yellow Brick Road," featuring Haitian-American Comedian/Actor Vladimir Calixte. Known for his comedic skits featuring his alter-ego 'Haitian V,' Vlad wants the world to see that his talents surpass one character. In this episode we take a sneak peak into his personal life. He discusses growing up as a Haitian American, as well as the difficulties that are faced in the entertainment industry.

I was very impressed with how this video turned out. I enjoyed the last four (which you can find on Frendy's vimeo page or personal website), but I thought this one was a major step up. I look forward to the next few episodes to come and definitely give a huge shout out to everything he is doing right now. From first meeting him at the Bape Store in New York City, to working with him over at his first blog, *General-Made, and seeing the creative work and mind of such a great individual continue to expand has truly been an inspiration to me. Frendy is like family to me and without him many of the things I am doing today probably would not be true if he did not introduce me and teach me so many things.

http://thisisfrendylemorin.net/

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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

David: Coca-Cola “Burn Ignite” With Steve Berra (Video)

I'd like to start off by saying this looks epic! Steve Berra (The Berrics) joins Mexican skaters Jesus Gonzalez, Eder Martinez, Mario Saenz, Angel Santiago and American Luis Tolentino for this Burn Ignite film, shot on location in Mexico City.

This film was created alongside two short-form documentaries, one featuring Jess Kimura and the all girl hardcore snowboarding film collective Peep Show, the other is a portrait that celebrates the electric lyrics and gritty beat artistry of rapper/poet Julius Wright, aka Lyrical God. All are part of a new campaign from Coca-Cola’s Burn energy drink. Further information available here.

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Thursday, June 24, 2010

Gray: Drake x Better Than Good (MTV Documentary)


Part 1: Is Drake The ‘Next Big Thing’ In Hip-Hop?

This aired on MTV, but both David and myself missed it and I'm sure plenty of other people did too, so I'm posting it up for everyone to view. The same people who did Jay-Z's Fade to Black (Radical Media) followed Drake around for four months up until the release of his debut album, Thank Me Later. Part 1 is up above and the rest are after the jump. Check them out!

Part 2: Drake Just Wants People To Be Confident In His Abilities

Part 3: Drake Puts The Finishing Touches On Thank Me Later

Part 4: Drake’s Biggest Fear Is Losing His Producer, Noah ‘40′ Shebib

Part 5: Drake’s Show At Governor’s Island Is Canceled

Part 6: Drake Believes He Gets ‘Everything Good In Life’ From His Mom

Part 7: Drake Sells 446,680 Copies Of Thank Me Later In The First Week


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Sunday, June 6, 2010

David: Frendy Lemorin x The Yellow Brick Road: Sakiya Sandifer

Here's the third interview to the documentary series, The Yellow Brick Road, produced and hosted by Frendy Lemorin and shot and edited by Julien Jauniaux. I was excited to see that the latest episode is with Sakiya Sandifer. This guy has done so much and is truly an inspiration for people trying to make it everywhere. Check out Frendy's description of the video below:
It is my pleasure to deliver to you all the Third episode of my documentary series The Yellow Brick Road featuring Entrepreneur/Thinker/Writer Sakiya Sandifer. In this interview, Sakiya discusses his upbringing, motivation for his career moves, and several of his biggest accomplishments including his collaboration with Mega-Star Kanye West. I hope this will leave you all inspired!

TYBR : Sakiya Sandifer from Frendy Lemorin on Vimeo.


Check out Frendy's Tumblr - thisisfrendylemorin.tumblr.com


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Sunday, April 11, 2010

David: Frendy Lemorin x The Yellow Brick Road: David B.S Bradshaw

Below is the first Episode of the Documentary Series " The Yellow Brick Road" produced and hosted by my good friend, Frendy Lemorin and shot & edited by Julien Jauniaux. I posted the teaser not too long ago and was very excited to see what was to come out of this project. And so far after watching this first interview I am impressed with what Frendy and Julien have done. The man they interview, David B.S Bradshaw, is a very smart and interesting emcee living in New York City. But before I give away anymore here's a personal message from Frendy Lemorin:

"It is my up-most pleasure to present to you all the first episode of my documentary! I’d like to give a big shout out to my Cameraman/Editor Julien Jauniaux for doing a great job on this piece. He’s a Genius!"

Here's episode one of "The Yellow Brick Road: David B.S Bradshaw"

TYBR: David B.S Bradshaw from Frendy Lemorin on Vimeo.

PS: to download B.S' first solo mixtape, simply log on to http://trustbs.bandcamp.com

PPS: Frendy Lemorin is blogging again! Check out his Tumblr here!

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David: Banksy’s Exit Through The Gift Shop (Preview)

On Friday, April 16th, Bansky's "Exit Through The Gift Shop" is set to premier its US tour. Banksy is a UK graffiti icon and this is a trailer of the new documentary which Bansky himself gives us a little insight to the story line here:

"The film is the story of what happens when this guy tried to make a documentary about me but he was a lot more interesting than I am, so the film is now kinda about him."

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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

David: Frendy Lemorin x The Yellow Brick Road (Teaser)

Frendy Lemorin

My man Frendy shot me the link to his new teaser last night and after watching it I can tell this documentary for The Yellow Brick Road is going to be DOPE! In Frendy's own words this is what he has to say about the film:

"In the classic movie The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy & her companions had to travel along the yellow brick road in order to meet the all-knowing Wizard. Without going on that path they all would of never accomplished what they had their mind set for. To me, the yellow brick road represents the grind that one has to go through to achieve their goal, there is no other path that one takes to achieve success in life. Without hard work, dedication, and faith your wildest dreams will never become reality.
We all have an option to quit or follow through, choose your path wisely!"

With that said check The Yellow Brick Road teaser below:

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