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  • Vermont Spotlight: Musician James Mee

    Kelley and Doug talk with musician James Mee about creating music in Vermont.

    Published 2 months ago

    By Madmotion

  • No More Troops to Afghanistan! No More War!

    In Burlington, Vermont over 100 people gathered on Saturday December, 12 to say "No more war in Afghanistan" and to denounce Barack Obama's 30,000 person troop surge to Afghanistan. The rally took place one day after 350 members of the Vermont National Guard departed for training before deployment to Afghanistan early next year. Vermont is sending more than 1,500 National Guards people to Afghanistan, this is the largest deployment of Vermont's National Guard since World War II. As of July 2009, the Vermont National Guard had a total of 2,660 people enlisted, this leaves Vermont with just over 1,000 guards to protect the state in the event of an emergency. Dozens of similar demonstrations took place across the country on Saturday. Thousands of people spoke out against the troop surge and the escalating war in Afghanistan. Local author and activist, Ben Dangl, attended the rally. "This December 12th protest in Burlington, VT coincided with protests around the nation denouncing Obama's troop escalation in Afghanistan, and should signal the re-emergence of a much-needed anti-war movement. From Afghanistan to Honduras and beyond, Obama's foreign policy is a devastating continuation of US imperialism and needs to be stopped.” Despite the freezing cold temperature and frigid winds the crowd stayed warm singing chants, "Same lies, same plan, troops out of Afghanistan". The event was organized by local activist Jonathan Leavitt. "Our political leaders have failed us, allowing more Vermont National Guard to be shipped into the meatgrinder that is Afghanistan than remain here in Vermont, leaving us dangerously vulnerable to disasters. Until Vermonters organize and rise up in mass civil disobedience, we are allowing ourselves to be implicated in an illegal and immoral occupation, which in turn leaves us vulnerable to the common blizzard" Speaking to the crowd Leavitt encourages that "Hopefully starting today...a righteous flame of indignation can rise in the anti-war movement to say no more, not another dollar, not another dayfor this illegal and immoral war!"

    Published 2 months ago

    By samayfield

  • Vermont Spotlight: Artist Woody Jackson

    Vermont Spotlight hosts met with Vermont artists Woody Jackson to talk about his work and his life in Vermont.

    Published 2 months ago

    By Madmotion

  • EMT

    EMT, my small film class documentary project highlighting Montgomery's volunteer ambulance service, was made during the Fall semester of 2009.

    Published 3 months ago

    By Zach Scheffler

  • Let Me Out

    Official music video for The Vacant Lot's "Let Me Out"thevacantlots.com/ Starring: Brian MacFadyen Brooke Burrington Atiya Harris Amy Werbel Frederick Lane Maxx Vick Wyatt Peck Written, Directed, Photographed, and Edited by: Graham Raubvogel

    Published 3 months ago

  • Burlington Electric Department: Building a Local and Sustainable Energy Future

    CCTV Productions produced this video for the Burlington Electric Department. It uses the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the McNeil Generating Station to tell the larger story of the Burlington Electric Department's leadership on energy issues and encourages other Vermont communities to look at innovative ways to secure their energy future.

    Published 4 months ago

  • Kids Apart Draft

    Published 4 months ago

    By CCTV

  • Dana & Katie Get Married [144]

    9/12/09: September 1st it became legal for same sex couples to wed in Vermont. Dana & Katie said their vows in front of a large crowd of supportive family and friends at Trapp Family Lodge Saturday.Featuring:http://www.smittens.com/danaandkatie/Music:The Smittens, A Little Revolution, "Jeans and Mittens" The Coolest Thing About Love, "One Hundred Roses," "One for Me"http://www.smittens.com/Dana Julie Kaplan, "Year of the Lake"LOCATION: Trapp Family Lodge, Stowe, Vermonthttp://www.trappfamily.com/

    Published 4 months ago

  • Saving Throw

    The story of two nerds. This was my first narrative film using the full array of microphones and camera gear during my semester in film class.

    Published 4 months ago

    By Zach Scheffler

  • VT 350 Dance Party with Barefoot Truth and Spiritual Rez

    On October 24, 2009 the Vermont 350 dance party with Barefoot Truth and Spiritual Rez was among over 5000 events in 181 countries worldwide that helped celebrate the first International Day of Climate Action. Kathryn Blume organized the event at Higher Ground music club and invited retn.org and cctv.org to cable and webcast the show across Vermont and beyond so that others could stage similar dance parties. For more information 350.org and vt350dance.com. Shot and Edited by Adam Walker, Walker Run Productions Music by Spiritual Rez and Barefoot Truth

    Published 4 months ago

    By awalkbing

  • Senator Sanders Unfiltered: There's Going to Be An Option

    Get weekly Sanders Unfiltered delivered to you on Facebook, email, Twitter, or podcast. Go to SandersUnfiltered.com http://sandersunfiltered.com/ and be a part of Senator Sanders' weekly show.

    Published 4 months ago

  • Rik Palieri cheers VCAM!

    Songwriter's Notebook producer and host, Rik Palieri, took a few minutes out from a recent episode of his show to talk about how VCAM has made a difference in his life.

    Published 5 months ago

  • Vermont Pub and Brewery, Bite out of Burlington.

    This is a television show that I produced at the University of Vermont. It is called Bite out of Burlington and this episode takes place at Vermont Pub and Brewery. The introduction song is a song by Regina Spektor.

    Published 5 months ago

  • Temporisation

    Meditation on deadlines. time, existential student film-making. It's also kind of a coffee ad. This was my second student film- and my last project that I shot 16mm film. very much a self- portrait. Thanks to local artist Lyndsay Vezina, for playing the character.

    Published 5 months ago

  • Senator Sanders Unfiltered: US Congress Bought & Paid For?

    Get weekly Sanders Unfiltered delivered to you on Facebook, email, Twitter, or podcast. Go to SandersUnfiltered.com http://sandersunfiltered.com/ And, be part of Senator Sanders weekly show. Submit your video question using YouTube, then post it as a video response!

    Published 5 months ago

  • American Detour: Burlington Vermont.02

    Still entrenched in the wild of Mardi Gras in Vermont, Bruce Northam takes American Detour into the heart of the Magic Hat Brewery empire, giving us a glimpse into Alan Newman, owner of the famed beer company.

    Published 5 months ago

  • 9/11 - Part 1 of 12

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on June 19, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Peter Garritano, Frank Haddleton, Esq. and Dr. Charles Simpson.

    Published 5 months ago

  • 9/11 - Part 1 of 12

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on June 19, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Peter Garritano, Frank Haddleton, Esq. and Dr. Charles Simpson.

    Published 5 months ago

  • WBC at Montpelier on 9/1/09

    The Westboro Baptist Church pickets the passage of new legislation allowing same-sex marriage. Montpelier residents stage a counter-protest. Footage by Chris Craig for ORCA Media

    Published 6 months ago

    By orcamedia

  • Senator Sanders Unfiltered: Healthcare Reform 101

    Get weekly Senator Sanders Unfiltered episodes delivered to you on Facebook, Twitter, or email. Sign up at: http://sandersunfiltered.com And, be part of Senator Sanders weekly show. Submit your video question via Twitvid with #Sanders. http://twitvid.com

    Published 6 months ago

  • Ryan Power: I Don't Care

    From Burly Song. www.burlysong.blogspot.com

    Published 6 months ago

  • The Price to Pay Movie

    The full movie from the award winning director Keith LaFountaine.

    Published 7 months ago

  • Strolling of the Heifers parade highlights

    Saturday, June 6 was the seventh year for the Strolling of the Heifers parade in Brattleboro. Rated as one of the top 10 summer events in Vermont by the state chamber of commerce, this event, which runs from Friday through Sunday, is a gathering of farm animals, farm equipment, farmers, food producers, schools, children, arts groups, musicians and performers, to celebrate and showcase Vermont agriculture. I saw the parade, which was an hour of non-stop music, cute cows and kids, floats, dragons and dancers. It was one of the most creative and entertaining parades I have seen in Vermont, and highly recommended for anyone to see it.

    Published 8 months ago

    By JoannaCummings

  • Thought & Expression in a Changing World Part 5: Sexting

    What is "sexting" and why did the Vermont Legislature outlaw it?Presented by Julie Kalish, attorney, lecturer in writing.31 minutes

    Published 8 months ago

  • Thought & Expression in a Changing World Part 4: Freedom in Cyberspace

    Do digital technologies make us more free or less free? Should speech and privacy protections be bent to the new realities of ubiquitous, instant forms of communication?Presented by Catherine Crump, National ACLU Free Speech Working Group attorney. 42 minutes

    Published 8 months ago

  • Thought & Expression in a Changing World Part 3: Burton Snowboards

    Speech and other forms of expression are vibrant and dynamic in Vermont, thanks in part to technology as well as “edgy” youth culture. What free speech issues were involved in the Burton Snowboard marketing campaign that relied on images found offensive by some critics?Catherine Crump, National ACLU First Amendment Working Group attorney, presents the details of the case along with ACLU of Vermont staff attorney, Dan Barrett.39 minutes

    Published 8 months ago

  • Thought & Expression in a Changing World Part 2: Burlington Telecom & Al Jazeera

    Speech and other forms of expression are vibrant and dynamic in Vermont, thanks in part to technology as well as “edgy” youth culture. Could Burlington Telcom have censored the Al Jazeera-English channel by deleting it from cable offerings, as some demanded?Justin McCabe, attorney with Downs, Rachlin & Martin, presents the details of this case. 28 minutes

    Published 8 months ago

  • Thought & Expression in a Changing World Part 1: Recent Developments in First Amendment Law

    The First Amendment hasn’t stood still as the nation’s been wired, hot-spots have been built, and friends have been invited to join Facebook accounts.ACLU-VT Staff Attorney, Dan Barrett, provides an overview of relevant Free Speech cases from the last year or so. 49 minutes

    Published 8 months ago

  • Art Lovers

    This film, produced and conceived by the BHS Film Club, was shot at VCAM utilizing teen, as well as professional crew and cast members. Written, directed and edited by Graham Raubvogel.

    Published 8 months ago

  • Addison County Humane Society video

    On June 19, 2009, KJ Denhert came to Middlebury, Vermont to perform her music at a fundraising event for the Addison County Humane Society. My wife Elaine and I were asked to make this video, which played before the performance. Enjoy, and if you would like to help out the ACHS, visit their Website (you can find it at the end of the video.)

    Published 8 months ago

  • Myra Flynn performs "Long Fall Down"

    Part of the ORCA Media Moments series on YouTube. Visit our page for more great videos.

    Published 8 months ago

    By orcamedia

  • Champ Video Discussion

    The now famous Champ video of 2009 is discussed by the participants of a videoblogging workshop at VCAM, in Burlington, Vermont. This video was made as a an editing demonstration.

    Published 8 months ago

  • Bill's Bill

    "Bill's Bill" is 15-minute movie that tells the real life tale of a boy who shows up at the Vermont legislature to participate in the creation of yet another chapter in the history of special education in Northern Vermont.

    Published 9 months ago

  • Welcome to Reality Intro

    This is an intro I cut together back in the mid 90s for a cult favorite public access TV show I co-produced in Burlington, Vermont called "Welcome to Reality." WTR was hosted by Dan Zucker. The show was part hoax, part irate rant, part improvised theater, part social experiment and part deranged psychotic break. This was edited using a "linear" tape-to-tape edit suite on 3/4" U-Matic tape in 1996 or 1997. Apologies to Thomas Dolby. For more information, see: parallaxman.com/wtr/realitymain.htm

    Published 9 months ago

  • Horenstein - Part 2 of 2

    A discussion of progressive taxation and the public interest. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on April 15, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Doug Hoffer, Don Horenstein and Bob Woodworth. The latter two are residents of Wake Robin, a wealthy retirement community located in Shelburn, Vermont. This video is the second 90 minutes of a 3 hour interview.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Horenstein - Part 1 of 2

    A discussion of progressive taxation and the public interest. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on April 15, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Doug Hoffer, Don Horenstein and Bob Woodworth. The latter two are residents of Wake Robin, a wealthy retirement community located in Shelburn, Vermont. This video is the first 90 minutes of a 3 hour interview.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • An Important Element of Our Life

    Part 2: Burlington area public access producer, James Gero, set out into the community with his camera to answer two questions: 1) How does public access benefit my community 2) What does the future of community media look like? This is another excerpt from a series of terrific interviews. In this clip Burlington Mayor Bob Kiss describes his thoughts on maintaining public access media into the future claiming "Public access really does ensure democracy in Burlington, and it helps to promote citizen participation and that's really critical to Burlington's future."

    Published 9 months ago

  • There's no more critical time than now...

    Burlington area public access producer, James Gero, set out into the community with his camera to answer two questions: 1) How does public access benefit my community 2) What does the future of community media look like?This is an excerpt from just one of his terrific interviews. In this clip Governor Douglas describes his thoughts on the value of public access media and suggests "There's no more critical time than now to get involved in your public access station."

    Published 9 months ago

  • Strange sighting on Lake Champlain in Burlington, Vermont

    UPDATE: I have removed commenting. I put this up because it was strange, not because I think it is "Champ." I shot this video (with cellphone) of SOMETHING in the lake at Oakledge Park on Sunday (05/31/09) early am (0530 or so). Was anyone else out and about around Oakledge on Sunday just after sunrise who saw this as well?

    Published 9 months ago

  • Sugaring Season at the Proctor Maple Research Center, Underhill Center, VT

    During April of 2009 I visited the Proctor Maple Research Center (PMRC), to interview staff about their sugaring operation and maple research.

    Published 9 months ago

    By JoannaCummings

  • O'Brien Community Center - Tour with J. Ladd 5/8/2008

    Winooski Community Development Director J. Ladd takes us on a tour of the newly opened 'O'Brien Community Center'.

    Published 9 months ago

    By CCTV

  • Burlington Farmers' Market [130]

    5/23/09: City Hall Park is THE place to be Saturdays this summer where over 50 vendors/farmers sell their food, plants and produce to the masses.Featuring:http://www.burlingtonfarmersmarket.org/http://www.arethusacollectivefarm.com/http://boucherfamilyfarm.blogspot.com/http://www.straycatflowers.com/http://users.gmavt.net/lcfarm/http://www.dragonflysugarworks.com/Music: La Strada, "Flying"http://www.myspace.com/lastradanychttp://www.7dvt.com/

    Published 9 months ago

  • Hagen - Part 1 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Hagen - Part 2 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Hagen - Part 3 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Hagen - Part 4 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Hagen - Part 5 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Hagen - Part 6 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Hagen - part 7 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Hagen - Part 8 of 8

    A discussion of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks. This show was recorded at the VCAM studio in Burlington, Vermont on May 18, 2009. Richard Terence Jeroloman, the host of Vermont Today, interviews Dr. Kurtis Hagen.

    Published 9 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • And Justice For All

    This show, created by VSA arts of Vermont's Awareness Theater Company (ATC), was commissioned by the Vermont Center For Crime Victim Services. In it we present crime scenarios along with agencies/services that are available to address the needs of specific kinds of victims. ATC is a group comprised of adults with a variety of abilities and disabilities. We create good theater based on our life experiences, imaginations and diverse talents. This video was created at the VCAM studios in Burlington, Vermont. Here we produce a monthly TV show that features a performance and interviews with the performers. We distribute this show to other cable access stations throughout Vermont. VSA arts of Vermont is a non profit arts organization whose mission is to "make the world of the arts accessible to Vermonters of all abilities." For more information please go to www.vsavt.org.

    Published 9 months ago

  • PSA for Women Helping Battered Women

    PSA for Women Helping Battered Women

    Published 10 months ago

  • Two Questions, Many Answers

    This short video answers two questions asked by VCAM, the cable access station where we create our monthly TV show, in a video contest they held in April 2009. Our video won! Who are we? We're VSA arts of Vermont's Awareness Theater Company, a group comprised of adults with a variety of abilities and disabilities. We create good theater based on our life experiences, imaginations and diverse talents. VSA arts of Vermont is a non profit arts organization whose mission is to "make the world of the arts accessible to Vermonters of all abilities." For more information please go to www.vsavt.org.

    Published 10 months ago

  • I'll Fly Away

    This video is about a green bird searching for love in a seemingly unfriendly world. In it he receives good advice from an Alien Angel. The show is performed by VSA arts of Vermont's Awareness Theater Company. We're a group comprised of adults with a variety of abilities and disabilities. We create good theater based on our life experiences, imaginations and diverse talents. VSA arts of Vermont is a non profit arts organization whose mission is to "make the world of the arts accessible to Vermonters of all abilities." For more information please go to www.vsavt.org.

    Published 10 months ago

  • Green Mountain Derby Dames Finale Fatale '09

    Newly founded Green Mountain Derby Dames take on the Long Island Roller Rebels at the Champlain Valley Exposition Center. The Dames lost the bout, but the crowd was huge and the vibe was great.

    Published 10 months ago

    By oberandout

  • Green Mountain Derby Dames Finale Fatale '09

    Newly founded Green Mountain Derby Dames take on the Long Island Roller Rebels at the Champlain Valley Exposition Center. The Dames lost the bout, but the crowd was huge and the vibe was great.

    Published 10 months ago

    By oberandout

  • VCAST: 3-Point Lighting Explained

    VCAM production manager Bill Simmon demonstrates 3-point lighting for film and video by lighting an interview subject.

    Published 10 months ago

  • Villanelles -- Wait It Out

    www.villanellesmusic.com www.burlysong.blip.tv

    Published 11 months ago

  • COTS New Emergency Shelter [122]

    3/21/09: COTS, The Committee on Temporary Shelter, has been in need of new shelters to aid the growing population of homeless Vermont residents.Champlain College is in the process of transforming the former Eagle's Club into student housing. In the interim, they have donated the space to COTS as a temporary shelter which will house 10 families and 16 individuals.The community came together to transform this empty building into a warm, colorful place where children will be living.Featuring:http://www.cotsonline.org/Music: Silent Mind, 2012 Here We Come, "I Want to Go Home"http://www.myspace.com/silentmind

    Published 11 months ago

  • VCAM [121]

    11/14/08: So you want to be on TV? In Burlington Vermont VCAM, Vermont Community Access Media, has been providing media tools and education to the general community for years. Eva, a former producer of The Deadbeat Club, talks to other cable access producers about the magic of television and the freedom of self-expression.Featuring:http://www.vermontcam.org/ Location: VCAM, Burlington, VT

    Published 11 months ago

  • SVR Interview

    During one hour and forty minutes, Terry Jeroloman, the host of "Vermont Today" interviews Peter Garritano and Dennis Steele about the Vermont independence movement and the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The Second Vermont Republic (SVR) is planning to run independent candidates for all 30 seats in the Vermont State Senate as well as Governor and Lieutenant Governor in the fall 2010 elections. Dennis is their candidate for Governor, Pete is their candidate for Lieutenant Governor and Terry is considering running for one of the six Senate seats representing Chittenden County.

    Published 12 months ago

    By jeroloman

  • Team VSO Orchestral Youth Concert Tour

    Team VSO Orchestral Youth Concert Tour

    Published 12 months ago

  • Inventing History: The Trailer

    Inventing History follows photographer Josh Reiman through a process of wild creation. As an artist-in-residence for the Seven Below Arts Initiative, he ventures into the Vermont wilderness in order to choreograph a fantastical happening of his own design. Josh emerges from the woods with As History Happens, a photo series revealing the ritual of a culture with imaginary origins. A decomposing monument, built at the project site, is the only visible evidence that remains of this anthropological anomaly.

    Published 1 year ago

  • TV-KOnnection Eps. #1; DJ A-DOG Concert...

    Filmmaker Tina "Vin" Kamanu films and interviews DJ A-Dog in Vermont.

    Published 1 year ago

    By TVKOnnection

  • Bennington Hearing on the Human Right to Health

    The Workers' Center has been having hearings all over Vermont to gather Vermonters' stories about their experiences with our health care system. People testify to a panel of concerned citizens.

    Published 1 year ago

    By Vermont Workers Center

  • Emma - Part 1 of 9

    Emma Mulvaney-Stanak is the Progressive Candidate for the Burlington City Council from Ward 2 in the election to be held on March 3, 2009. Emma talks about her background and what she believes are the most important issues facing the city during the next two years. She then discusses the economic crises, its effect on Burlington and possible cost savings. The city pension fund and the Neighborhood Planning Assemblies are also discussed. This is the beginning of a 75 minute interview and is continued with Emma - Part 2 of 9.

    Published 1 year ago

  • VSO Capital Campaign

    VSO Capital Campaign

    Published 1 year ago

  • Dug Nap from Radio Bean birthday bash

    From Burly Song: Dug Nap from Radio Bean birthday bash

    Published 1 year ago

  • Episode 6: Vermont Contemporary Music Ensemble

    Episode 6: Vermont Contemporary Music Ensemble

    Published 1 year ago

  • Estrin - Part 1

    Part 1 of a January 23, 2009 interview with Marc Estrin who has written about 10 books. Marc lives in the old north end of Burlington, Vermont. This 3 hour interview has been divided into 20 parts to conform with the time limitations imposed by YouTube.

    Published 1 year ago

  • Planning Tools to Further Fair Housing in Your Community

    CCTV Productions produced this video for the CVOEO Fair Housing project and it will be used in trainings around the state for municipal leaders. It describes the connection between fair housing and affordable housing. Municipalities have a responsibility to promote fair housing and adopting planning and zoning rules that allow for the creation of affordable housing is one way to meet those responsibilities. The video profiles projects in Middlebury and Tinmouth. For more information contact the CVOEO Fair Housing Project at 800.278.7971.

    Published 1 year ago

    By CCTVProductions

  • The Predicament Part Two

    A Story About 4 Criminals That Don't Exist.

    Published 1 year ago

    By Mythod

  • The Predicament-Part One.mov

    A story About 4 Criminals That don't Exist.

    Published 1 year ago

    By Mythod

  • Naylor - Part 11

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 10"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 10

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 9"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 9

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 8"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 8

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 7"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 7

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 6"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 6

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 5"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 5

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 4"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 4

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 3"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 3

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 2"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 2

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation. Continued from "Naylor - Part 1"

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Naylor - Part 1

    12-1-08 Interview with Thomas H. Naylor who has written a book advocating that Vermont secede from the United States and become an independent nation.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Anthony DeCurtis Interview1

    Rik Palieri interviews Anthony DeCurtis

    Published 1 year ago

    By rikpalieri

  • Naked Brattleboro Episode 9 - Nuclear Free Jubilee!

    Join Freddy & Timmy as they attend the Nuclear Free Jubilee in Brattleboro, VT on October 25th, 2008.The Nuclear Free Jubilee was organized to highlight the importance of safe renewable enrgy supplies and to urge the closing of the Entergy Vermont Yankee plant in Vernon, VT when its license expires in 2012.

    Published 1 year ago

    By nakedbrattleboro

  • Karl Lagerfeld in Vermont

    Reporter Lauren Ober stalks Karl Lagerfeld at his new Vermont home.

    Published 1 year ago

    By oberandout

  • Pollina in the Early Years

    Anthony Pollina, candidate for Governor of Vermont, describes his early years growing up in the New York metropolitan area, coming to Vermont to attend Johnson State College and then going to work for Bernie Sanders. He then talks about windmills on Vermont's ridge lines.

    Published 1 year ago

  • Liberty Union - Part 10

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton, discuss public access TV and posse comitatus. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 9".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 9

    2008 Liberty Union Candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton, discuss the "No Child Left Behind" act and military recruiting in the schools. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 8".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 8

    2008 Liberty Union Candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton, discuss nuclear power and depleted uranium. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 7".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 8

    2008 Liberty Union Candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton, discuss nuclear power and depleted uranium. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 7".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 7

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton discuss nuclear power in Vermont. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 6".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 6

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton discuss the 9-11 terrorist attacks. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 5".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 5

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton discuss the 9-11 terrorist attacks. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 4".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 4

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton discuss the 9-11 terrorist attacks. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 3".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 3

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton, discuss the $700 billion bailout. Continued from Part 2.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 2

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton, discuss the $700 billion bailout. Continued from "Liberty Union - Part 1".

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Liberty Union - Part 1

    2008 Liberty Union candidates, Peter Diamondstone and Jane Newton, discuss the $700 billion bailout.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • VTblogosphereTV 3

    interview with Philip Baruth, publisher Vermont Daily Briefing

    Published 1 year ago

  • Vernisage

    A display of 12 modern abstract works of art by Richard Jeroloman. Each painting is displayed for about 30 seconds and the entire show is accompanied by classical music.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Quaker Beliefs

    Two longtime Quakers, Paul Hood and Marcia Mason, discuss their beliefs.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • How to Support our Troops

    Many Americans parrot the slogan, "support our troops" without really thinking about it. They can be best supported by bringing them home! A young person's motivation in joining the army in the first place should be considered and this bears heavily on how deserving of support they are.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Heat for the Homeless

    Discussion of homeless people who live in their cars in Burlington, Vermont. A proposal to provide them with electricity for heat in the winter was submitted to Burlington's Mayor Kiss.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • Peter Diamondstone at the Waitsfield Debate

    The Liberty Union candidate for Governor of Vermont, Peter Diamondstone, was dragged off stage by the police when he tried to participate in the debate between the three other candidates in Waitsfield on July 20.

    Published 1 year ago

    By jeroloman

  • VCAST 4: "If You Can't Say Anything Nice..."

    Edmunds Middle School 8th grader Keith LaFountaine made this 5-minute short film for his "Capstone Project," using VCAM gear and the mentorship of production manager, Bill Simmon.

    Published 1 year ago

  • Episode 2: Kelly Ravin...the sepia episode

    Singer songwriter Kelly Ravin joins me in the studio. Lots of effects in this episode and a psychedelic weekend in Burlington immortalized in Cigarette Break.

    Published 1 year ago

  • Keeping Time

    Oscar is a man haunted by the past. But will he ever move on? *Update - This is the 1st place winner of the Santa Monica Teen Film Festival. *Update 2: A higher quality version with better sound has been uploaded to my Vimeo account. Go to: http://www.vimeo.com/1329755

    Published 1 year ago

  • Episode 1: Paddy Reagan

    Paddy plays some tunes, we drink some coffee, and talk politics, poverty, and pessimism. Just kidding. We really talk about him.

    Published 1 year ago

  • Animal Farm Music Video to U2 "Sunday Bloody Sunday"

    A music video I did of the book "Animal Farm" for English class. The song is "Sunday Bloody Sunday" by U2. I did this in Adobe After Effects

    Published 1 year ago

  • twelve

    twelve was originally, a 12 panel comic story. the story was simply 12 seperate moments- unconnected, but telling a bigger picture- like a simultaneous moment. Bringing this comic to a temporal based medium came from a desire to experiment with what i saw as a possible bridge between flat 2d sequential arts and motion mediums that essentially record real-life- like video/film. i like the jarring collision of the two- flat/moving, b&w/color- My choices for the video are based sometimes on the subject matter of the panels, but sometimes not. I used unused video i had shot for previous projects and found footage culled from internet. in the end, i make these pieces like i would approach a piece of fine art- without specific objectives - just letting creativity take its course.

    Published 1 year ago

  • heterogene

    heterogeneous in picture, concept and sound. by flameape This, like a number of really short vids I've made, is more like a video sketch than anything. I just played around with randomly selected photos and some of my sketches and doodles- trying to let their combination come to me subconsciously. finally, the music i chose was also a song made of little pieces. for me, this piece is a meditation on how disconnected and "random" (overused word-arg) images, things, ideas come together and make our world on any given day, moment. Also- I'm always interested in how images can have their own narrative- non sequiturs, etc.; there can be a narrative experience even with seemingly disparate elements - once the artist chooses to force them together. The viewer makes the narrative- like a video Rorschach test. Anyway- best not to think- just watch and come up with your own idea- not mine. ;)

    Published 1 year ago

  • Sales Pitch

    Sales Pitch

    Published 2 years ago

    By Jason P. Lorber

  • Vermont Vegetarians

    Standup comedy by Jason P. Lorber. More information at www.jasonplorber.com.

    Published 2 years ago

    By Jason P. Lorber

  • Gay Marriage

    Standup comedy by Jason P. Lorber. See www.jasonplorber.com.

    Published 2 years ago

    By Jason P. Lorber

  • VCAST Number Two: Survey Says Goodbye

    The popular VCAM show Survey Says! ran its final live episode on Sunday night January 20th. Congratulations on 9 years, Jamie and crew!

    Published 2 years ago

  • Hello Control - I'll Find You

    Directed/Edited by Jeff HowlettShot in and around the Hello Control headquarters in Plattsburgh, NY.

    Published 2 years ago

  • VCAST Number One: Meet the VCAM Staff

    In this first ever episode of the VCAM VCAST, we meet the intrepid VCAM staff.

    Published 2 years ago

  • Amadis - Leatherhouse

    Directed by Jeff HowlettBand Bio: Much like the valiant knights that defended the Kingdom of Gaul against the Roman Empire, Amadis plays the kind of metal that you can really crank in your IRoc. They don't care about your haircut or your piercings or your sad little feelings. They just show up and rock because they're already wearing leather pants and somebody needs to pay the price. Metal hasn't felt so good in a long, long time.

    Published 2 years ago

  • Waiting For A Miracle - Washing Us Away

    Directed and Edited by Jeff Howlett. The video was shot at the Carving Studio in West Rutland, Vermont.Band Bio: Hailing from Burlington, VT this 5-piece rock outfit formed in early 2005. Made up of Vermont natives Matthew O’Neil, Joe Villemaire, Matt Barron and Hans Olson alongside New York native Ben Fine, the band honed a unique brand of metallic rock and melodic hardcore for over a year before heading into the studio with Unearth guitarist Ken Susi. Over a span of a two grueling sessions during 2006 the band emerged with Waiting for a Miracle, 10 songs with “enough pop sparkle for the MTV set, while rocking hard enough to satisfy Rites of Spring/Jawbreaker purists.”(Seven Days VT).

    Published 2 years ago

  • Stuck in Vermont 34: Circus Smirkus

    7/1/07: This summer is the 20th anniversary of Circus Smirkus. It all began in the tiny Vermont town of Greensboro when founder Rob Mermin caught the circus bug. What began as a summer break for farm kids has turned into an international extravaganza with contortionists from Mongolia, a hula hooper from Minnesota, and a tightrope walker from Colombia. The kids work hard and when they are not performing, they are behind the scenes making sure everything is going smoothly. During the 3 week rehearsal period they put the show together, develop heightened levels of trust and become a tight knit family. The circus has become an established art form over the past 20 years and Circus Smirkus is a big part of this movement. Their 7 week, 71 show New England tour begins now and runs through August. Featured: http://www.circussmirkus.org/ Location: Greensboro, Vermont

    Published 2 years ago

  • We're Not in Kansas Anymore

    Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the Flying Monkeys of Burlington, Vermont.

    Published 3 years ago

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