"Through The Eyes of the Y's"

This beautiful short documentary (approx. 35 min) opens a window into the world of a 17 year-old virtuoso, Relmi Damiano, already a talented photographer and artist. Relmi is one of a generation of people born between 1978 and 1994, known as Generation Y. Relmi's story is inspiring and her work speaks of a humanistic, global agenda that is too often lost in superficial judgments about self interest and restlessness.

"Through The Eyes of the Y's" includes the insight and wisdom of a generational guru (Avril Henry), an art teacher (Peter Maynard) and an itnternational rock photographer (Tony Mott). This film goes beyond understanding the psyche of Gen Y and how to better relate to them as employers and parents. At a personal level, it will encourage us to consider our own perspectives on life and the emotional competencies required to see the world with fresh eyes.

If you think you know Gen Y, if you think you have seen it all, prepare for new perspectives and personal inspiration by spending some time seeing "Through The Eyes of the Y's". Produced by Blip Group and Coup. To find out more on purchasing this DVD contact info@blipgroup.com.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Blip Group
• Coup
• Relmi Damiano
• Tony Mott
• Peter Maynard
• Ask Generation Y
• Meet Generation Y
• Managing Generation Y
• www.relmi.com.au

[zombie2fresh]

Hey relmi, my name is mark Phillips this video is amazing. Iam 22 years old and I just took a backpacking trip to Australia. Travailing alone was the best decision I've ever made. Ian hooked, trying to do a south east Asia trip in the next year. I love the out doors and getting lost, if you have any tips for me right back that would be great. Ian from Florida and ready to experience what this beautiful planet has to offer

[JoshuaarTube]

Very nice! Love Tony Mott.

[twistedpipe]

Congratulations Relmi, i found ur youtube couse my email account and i watched this video ahaha, your english is perfect, i think probably you don't remember the chilean accent ahaha, but nice, you're taking pictures and traveling around the world, you become totally a professional of photographs, good luck to your work, and if i'm go to travel to australia someday i gonna take you an advice.

Good documental