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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's video about Tony Pomerleau's Holiday Party for Families.
Community producer James Gero takes viewers to the Vermont International Fest held in Essex Vermont. In this piece, an Indian Wedding Ceremony is performed.
A video by community producer James Gero. This video is about the International Fest, that was held in Essex, Vermont at the beginning of December.
Community producer James Gero's video about the Church Street Tree Lighting Ceremony.
A video by community producer James Gero about Diwali Night at UVM Davis Center.
Community producer James Gero's video about the celebration of street vendor Lois Bodoky, also known as the Hot Dog Lady.
"Frank Gonzales' Mural Project and the Bike Recycle Vermont" video by a community producer James Gero.
Community producer James Gero's video about the celebration of the international climate group 350.org, co-founded by Vermonter and author Bill McKibben. The group is working to increase public awareness of the climate crisis and build a global...
Community producer James Gero's video about the celebration of the international climate group 350.org, co-founded by Vermonter and author Bill McKibben. The group is working to increase public awareness of the climate crisis and build a global...
Art opening Human = Lanscape. How might an energy sustainable rural lanscape of the future look? This video is produced by James Gero.
Dragonheart Vermont, a breast cancer survivor and supporter dragon boat team, is again hosting this exciting community event. It's all for fun and fundraising. Since the Festival began in 2006, our local community has raised over $300,000 for...
In July of 1909, seven hundred and fifty 10th cavalry “Buffalo Soldiers” marched into Vermont for their assignment at Fort Ethan Allen, Colchester, Vermont. Prior to their arrival, they had been stationed in various other locations such as Cuba,...
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!