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A short documentary about the Nolan's family-run dairy farm in Ohio and their venture into cheese making.

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Garrett Wesley Gibbons 1 year ago

This is awesomely well-done. Story is strong, information is very interesting and visuals are gorgeous. This is what documentary storytelling is all about.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks so much. Please tell others about our little project.
tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Garrett Wesley Gibbons 1 year ago

Will do!
Kiesha Jean 1 year ago

Great video, great shots! Really well done! Man I wish every family farm could have something like!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks. Love your photos. Please spread the word about our little work in progress.
Kiesha Jean 1 year ago

Thanks for the compliment that means a lot coming from you guys! Spread the word we shall, look for your play stats to jump up in the next few minutes su.pr/25L0G7 :)
Giancarlo Iannotta 1 year ago

Great story, lovely family. What was this shot on?
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks. It was shot on HVX200. Please spread the word about our kickstarter tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Shane Pulmano 1 year ago

I love your shots. The one at dawn, and looking into the window of the family just starting their day, just awesome colors and depth,
Milk Products 1 year ago

Too kind. Thanks.
The Film Artist 1 year ago

A story well told and I wish you the very best. I haved added it to the Travel HD group.vimeo.com/groups/35336
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks.
Tony Golding 1 year ago

Well done !!! I used to be on the farm & worked in the dairy industry over here in the UKas an A.I technician :-) & loved every minute of it, Now I look at the land here in the south east almost devoid of any dairy cattle & my job has gone as well so watching this is almost like looking at what is or has happened here !!
Great Video !!!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thank you so much. This is a work in progress please check our entire project here. tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
hoejinyang 1 year ago

Very Impressive, Very Common and Very Beautiful Strory. Love You, Nolan family. Thank you!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks.
ÅndersonCentral 1 year ago

beautiful story...
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks. Please support this project and tell your friends. tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Alex Lanes 1 year ago

You should enter this documentary contest on YouTube, it's called Project Report, I think this is exactly the type of video they want entered in.
youtube.com/user/projectreport

God bless and Jesus loves you.
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Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks for the heads up.
Alex Lanes 1 year ago

No problem.

God bless and Jesus loves you.
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Artis 1 year ago

Hi I am an Argentine audiovisual producer, live in Buenos Aires. I add my site work? check artisu.tk/, for the diffusion of documentary
How can I help?
When I see this work just thinking about how to add ideas, my respect for you
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks will check it out.
Bondiblu 1 year ago

very very cool video. if i lived in your surrounds i would most def support you. all the best!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Support can be done through the web. tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
InterVarsity twentyonehundred 1 year ago

Good stuff. Beautifully shot. I especially liked the exterior pre-dawn shot with the kitchen lit up and the small patch of sky at 3:23. I really felt drawn into the story.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks more to the story here
tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Sanif Olek 1 year ago

great family!! can't wait to see the doco.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks and stay tuned
Rob Dollar 1 year ago

I found myself drawn in to the farm way of life very easily. The story is rich with tradition of family and the photography captures it beautifully. Well done.

rob@robdollar.com
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks Rob. Please follow the farm and the film @lvcreamery and @grasstocheese on twitter.
Craig Litten 1 year ago

Wonderful, wonderful stuff. Great shooting and great people. Thanks for sharing this with the world!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thank you for watching. Please follow this project
tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Louis Gruber 1 year ago

Important story.
Milk Products 1 year ago

We sure think so. Thanks
Yildy Aktas 1 year ago

Excellent work, informative and it reflects very well the hardship of today's family farms to survive in current market conditions.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks - the Nolans are a great family.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks. Please help us spread the word by reposting our link: tinyurl.com/grasstocheees Much appreciated.
carolyn blake 1 year ago

AWESOME! best clip I watch all day!
Milk Products 1 year ago

ahhh thanks. Please tell your friends about this project.
tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Mike Brady 1 year ago

What a wonderful film! Beautifully photographed, gorgeous color, great audio, fabulous cows, and perfect family. I will share this film with friends and family for sure. CONGRATULATIONS!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks Mike - this is still a work in progress so please tell people about our Kickstarter campaign tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Walker 1 year ago

That was great, when it ended I was still looking for more. I hope to see the full length.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks. Please help us make the feature visit tinyurl.com/grasstocheese and spread the word.
Deborah Szajngarten 1 year ago

This is such an important message!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Yes it is. Please tell more people about our project we sure would appreciate it.
tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Deborah Szajngarten 1 year ago

I live in NY Hudson Valley. We used to have hundreds of dairy farms here, but price erosion and regulation has chipped away at the profitability of dairy farms. In the past 20 years, most farms went out of business and sold their land to housing developments. I was secretly glad that the real estate market collapsed because it curtailed the overdevelopment of the McMansions.

Artisanal cheese making has saved the last of the NY dairy farmers -- and if they have a good product, they can sell to NYC restaurants for top dollar. My friend at Lyndhurst Farm in Pine Hill, NY sells her hand made goat cheese to Danny Meyer's restaurants and it keeps her going.

Ronnybrook Dairy opened up restaurants in NYC to sell their dairy products -- and they charge quite a premium (and get it) because it is local, sustainable, and free of growth hormones.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks Deborah - we will pass on the information. Please feel free to check out the farm and follow them on twitter
laurelvalleycreamery.com
twitter.com/lvcreamery
carolyn blake 1 year ago

I would love to help but why not sell us the cheese at a decent price and we pay for shipping. 200 for the cheese to pricey for a military cheese loving family :o(
Milk Products 1 year ago

Any help is greatly appreciated - please pass around the word about our project. - thanks
Kain & Abel 1 year ago

Hey, fantastic work dude. What camera and edit programme did you use? Very clean video indeed.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Camera HVX200 and software Final Cut Pro
Jim Nemerovski 1 year ago

I love the fim idea and the family and their commitment to what is right, here, in America. I wish their web site was not a Flash site because I can't visit on my iPhone.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks Jim - Please check out the site at home.
Daniel Gustafsson 1 year ago

Great story and very well done!
Milk Products 1 year ago

thanks
Adina bilbao 1 year ago

This is so grassroots. I am an urban girl but spent summers on my grandparents big farm in Garfield, Minnesota. I really liked it.
Adina bilbao 1 year ago

I mean I really liked this family and this wonderful documtary. Brings back some good memories for me too:)
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks. Glad we could conjure up some nice memories.
Please tell others about our project
tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
advent123 1 year ago

nice video
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks.
Lisa Kassner 1 year ago

The technical on this is pretty good! You folks are on the cutting edge of making new and quality video projects.

I wonder what camera/s you used. I want more!

Kindest and sincerest warm regards,

Lisa J. Kassner
Los Angeles, california
Milk Products 1 year ago

thanks for the generous compliments. we used HVX 200 to shoot this. Please send all your California friends here - to learn more about this project
tinyurl.com/grasstocheese
Megan Leigh Sweeney 1 year ago

Love it, I do love cows, milk & cheese:) Beautiful shots!!
Milk Products 1 year ago

Much appreciated.
nsnake 1 year ago

hello good people;
you are very nice and hardworker
i am from Turkey
i want to be a farmer
maybe as soon as you
good easy...
hi eveybody and baby
AS WORLDS DIVIDE 1 year ago

Gee, this looks interesting.
Milk Products 1 year ago

Thanks. Good luck with your project.