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James GeroDescription
Local producer/videographer James Gero provides a sampling of community events, interviewing sponsors, participants and local officials.Programs in this Series
Community producer James Gero visits the Burlington City Arts' Firehouse Gallery artist's talk for the show "Portraits and Society."
From the Burlington City Arts website:
"How can we capture the mood of a nation, and reflect...
Community producer James Gero visits the Burlington City Arts' Firehouse Gallery and tours the art opening for the show "Portraits and Society."
From the Burlington City Arts website:
"How can we capture the mood of a nation, and...
Community producer James A. Gero tours the Amy E. Tarrant Gallery. James Gero interviews artists and attendees at the opening of the exhibit. FLOURISH continues this work in partnership once again with VSA Vermont as well as Vermont Association for...
James Gero visits the Burlington Irish Heritage Festival in Burlington, Vermont.
For more information: burlingtonirishheritage.org
Community producer James Gero records the artist talk of Elise Whittemore, Barbara Smail Award winner, as part of the Burlington City Arts series.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, sea smoke, and ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records the artist talk of UVM art professor and artist Ed Owre as part of the Burlington City Arts series.
McFadden Academy of Irish Dance students are headed to Scotland for the World Dance Championships.
For more information: McFaddenIrishDance.com
Community producer James Gero visits the Burlington City Arts' Firehouse Gallery and tours the art opening.
Community producer James A. Gero tours the Amy E. Tarrant Gallery. James Gero interviews artists and attendees at the opening of the exhibit.
James Gero's video of the 2017 Vermont International Festival held in Essex Junction, VT.
For more information: VermontInternationalFestival.com
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!