Raw Honey - Short Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2020
- Rye is a young beekeeper trying to build his honey business through the COVID-19 pandemic and doing everything he can to turn his passion into a career.
a film by James Berry
www.jamesberryfilms.com/
buy a jar of honey from Rye:
honeyimhomesarasota.com/ - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Rye’s passion is inspiring
Awesome story of the tiny bee you covered in this video. And your selling idea at 9:52-9:58. Loved it
Exceptional work. This blew my mind. I came here from a Mark Bone video. The cinematography caught my eye in one of his clips for his class. I’m glad I search this. Seriously amazing!
Dude. 3 minutes in and I can already tell you are incredibly talented. Cant wait to finish this film. Keep it up man!
I became a bee keeper May 2021; after having bee's move into my hive box at hunt lease near River Ranch Kissimmee river. I now have 5 free hives and harvesting honey. This is a great doc. video which I enjoyed watching too.
Amazing video. Wishing you the best Rye Clarke. The world of bees is indeed magical.
I want to comment on your adorable approach to beekeeping where you feel for the bees and seem like me to have a discomfort if we harm bees when interacting with the bees. Some have stated that crushing some bees is inevitable but I am compelled to reduce if not eliminate thiis in my practice as well as to minimise the exposure of the bees during inspections. I'm a beekeeper of 2-3 years with a totally new hive design I'm now manufacturing along with some novel harvesting equipment I'm building to harvest Ivy honey in particular without compromising the honey through heat. Nearly all innovations come from people new to a discipline which is why I acted quickly before the issues become invisible through familiarity. I am intending to scale without harming bees. You are an inspiration for the holistic human approach to beekeeping!
Rye has a great passion for honey bees, that is unusual for such a young man. Thanks James for sharing!! Great video!!
You are so lucky to have discovered the bees while you are so young. I did not discover the bees until I was over 50. But it will bee the rest of my life work for sure. God Bless you fella.
Wow, thank you for creating this masterpiece of a documentary. The emotion really grabbed my heart. 🐝
Beautiful! I am a beekeeper too and I love the way this short doc describes the passion for bees we can't really describe with words
What a refreshing program and a nice young man he will make he has love for the bees and the drive that he has good luck young man
🍯🐝🍯I REALLY Enjoyed this Documentary it's Passionately Inspiring!! 🍯Will Share🍯
Loved this. Thank you for sharing this ❤
I loved this film, and am so impressed with Rye's passion for bees. I'm a 2nd year beekeeper with only a couple of hives in the backyard, but somehow those little ladies have taken over my life! My 9-year-old son loves the bees as much as I do, and I would be so proud if he chose to make bees his career someday, just like Rye. Keep up the good work, young man!
I started keeping bees when i was 8 i got stung so much i became allergic so i stopped for a while then i found out about apitherapy where they densities you to bed venom by giving very small abouts of venom till they work you up to a higher dose and your no longer sinsitive to the venom its really quite amazing
Amazing Work! Great to see the both of you so proficient and knowledgeable in your practice. Hope this gets the traction it deserves
Honey is the most precious thing I really value
❤ Excellent documentary. Great work, please keep it up.
Excellent. Passion good luck my friend
I can't believe this only got so few views, this deserved so much more!!! Great work! I was super emotional watching your video...keep it up!
The most magical thing I ever learned, was how bees can instruct other bees about where to go for good sources of pollen, by doing a 'wiggle dance'.
Really enjoyed watching this video, needed cheering up👍🏻
Fantastic storytelling with unique visuals, you did a great job!
Fantastique fotages 📽️ Beekeeper salut
Wow! What a wonderful documentary! Great job. This deserves an award, bravo to the both of you!
Hi Rye, Ainur here from Malaysia.
Keep doing what you are doing and please follow your passion. I am doing some research on Malaysian Rainforest Honey.
Please keep doing and keep going!
wow best of luck.. thanks for sharing
Thanks for such a lovely documentary! 😊
Thank you so much for making this. The "raw" emotion you were able to pull as the filmmaker truly took me for a ride! The story was wonderfully crafted, and the cinematography was excellently executed. You fully conveyed the passion Rye has for his bees! Keep creating!
There is more u can do with honey 🍯 to next level mead a honey wine 🍷 that has many healthy properties and there isn't alot of product being made
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Wonderful video! (Only 😬 once when you said ‘excuse me SIR’) lol
-fellow beek from Pa.
That is was passion looks like 👍
Fellow beekeeper in NW Indiana. Good luck to you!
Man i love your vibration
Thank you for sharing 🙏 This will inspire others to do the same💞🐝 We need to see the truth in all things. It's up to each of us to heal the environment ✨ Sending you both love, light and blissings 💜🌠😇🙏
Good Work!!!!
As a person, I feel like I should try beekeeping😩. Your film is so motivating ❤️😊. It’s like you imparted your passion on me
That was great man. I’m trying to get into beekeeping and this was just great. Happy for you and keep it up!
I had bees escape my Mann Lake observation hive as well. The weatherstrip type foam shrank from heat then the bees chewed a hole. 😅 Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for love the bee's so much, I love them too they are an amazing little but at the same time really powerful , actually I use honey 🍯 instead sugar, but sometimes it's hard for me obtain local honey for now I get honey from Germany, thank you for this interesting documentary about the raw honey bee's 🐝 💖 ❤️
glad you enjoyed it, you can order honey directly from rye: honeyimhomesarasota.com/
Wow I can’t believe I’m just now seeing this. Absolutely incredibly in every single way and I can’t wait to BUY THIS MAN’S HONEY!!!
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Why doesn't this video have more views?
Sir...
hi the opening shot it's amazing which lens did you shot on ?
Rokinon 12mm f/2
@@jamesberryfilms thanks James one more question for for cloth up , did you use micro lenses or just long lenses?
@@amjadahmed7909 just a crappy little 18-55mm sony kit lens, and these macro adapters: www.amazon.com/MK-S-AF3A-Extension-Adapter-Mirrorless-FE-Mount/dp/B01MRXL7Q1/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=sony%2Bmacro%2Badapter&qid=1684173462&sr=8-2&th=1
@@jamesberryfilms thanks bro I appreciate that 👍🏽
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NO ccp honey.
Great video, but bees don’t learn your face, and they don’t have a connection with your as a beekeeper. They are colonies of small insects.
www.sciencemag.org/news/2005/12/bees-recognize-human-faces#:~:text=Well%20we%20don't%20all,to%20functioning%20in%20everyday%20life.
@@jamesberryfilms Thank you very much for the answer. Bees still don’t have a connection with us as beekeepers. The professor concluded the study by saying “For bees, faces are just a really strange looking flower," he says. And that is true in the case of the study, under every face there was food for the bees. But in our daily lives, we aren’t like a flower. We are opening up there house and creating great disturbance. In the study the worker bees had many days to learn the faces. A worker on average only lives for 6 weeks, so even if you opened your hive every week, it would only see your face 6 times in its life. Therefore I don’t think that honeybees have a connection with us as beekeepers. Because they are a colony of small but magnificent insects. =)
The bees don't bond!
Bees don't recognize faces.
Romatinc notion but not true
True.. and live for six weeks. So iff.. out of so many bees in and out.. hoe many contact moments do man need in a time of Six weeks.. not possible tho