The One By One Documentaries: (1 The One by One Documentaries)

This is the first literary work, written by Gregory W. Kemmis, an acclaimed artist. He specializes in media production, whose previous experiences include a plethora of original works and performances within the music industry. During the most recent decade to date, he rapidly grew within his career, expanding his knowledge and applied skills to include creating independent documentaries or episodic series. Intentionally covering on some of the most pressing issues, to educate and spark awareness about experience, adaptation and controversial topics still at large presently, Kemmis has taken this goal to another level when considering the writings contained within The One By One Documentaries. It should also be noted that this literary work is a collection of what once was an episodic series made for television broadcasts, but was never actually distributed to the public. Although this remains the case regarding the television series, Kemmis has changed direction to avail the opportunity to publish this series in book form. It was critical to him that the events contained within The One By One Documentaries be heard and spoken to worldwide readers as generations continue to adapt to life and culture. He composes this book as the first of what should remain important compilations towards sufficiently leading a way towards past silencing rights to express ourselves.

About the Author :
Gregory W. Kemmis has been a Snohomish and King County visitor for most of his residency in the State of Washington. He sometimes has traveled to Seattle, Marysville, Lynnwood, Bellevue, Everett, Monroe, Lake Stevens and other cities within both Snohomish County and King County via Sound Transit or Community Transit public transportation. Sometimes wondering when he will make a difference to another group of individuals, or whom might hear his music enough to play a few songs on the radio. But long before this encouraging question, Kemmis has become an extraordinary piece of artwork, or unseen talent as many have yet to realize.He remains a self-acclaimed songwriter for nearly 20 years, blending Acappella vocals and intuitive expressions for telling a story within not only his music; he coherently blends strong lyrics into lengthy songs to make his hits stand apart from the rest, and leave the music fans judge the songs for what they are worth. Kemmis has grown up with a diverse blend of 1980s, 1990s, 2000s & early 2010s genre styles: R&B, Pop/Rock, Adult Contemporary, Singer/Songwriter, Modern Country, World, Christian/Rock, and Throwback Jams. He remains committed to the Adult Contemporary genre, combining the Pop/Rock and R&B/Soul styles, as it is growing overlooked. Some of the core values Kemmis believes while writing his music is to record on-the-spot, and do not look back for a time, as he has a keen sense of lyrics. He also believes in engaging with his fans or members more than he believes in some of his music. Secondarily, Kemmis has taken a part in becoming an engaging filmmaker and deliver messages to the public, while recognizing the needs and experiences of developing teenagers and young adults. While the books, films and/or series he creates from scratch are aimed towards college students and graduating high school students as his target audiences, he purposefully attempts to introduce and integrate subjects of social and critical relevance. He believes in the power of education and intelligence as a core element towards development, perspective, perseverance and overall progression.Kemmis has developed quotations along his journey, and expresses himself as a visionary, but he mostly contributes as a creator towards informational and educational media. Publicly expressing his genuine interest to live in Canada, while exploring different avenues of what his ideal profession could be, he remains zealous and driven not by results, but motivated by what seems logical and morally sensible regarding any type of works he has or continues to create.Sometimes it is challenging for him to accept what is not logical, and has been a rebel against general disputes or decisions which are deemed to be standardized and systemically accepted, but Kemmis keeps a moralistic intuition and a personal record of being exemplary; he hopes to contribute to expansive ranges of audiences, while putting a part of himself within like-minded individuals.The most significant lesson he wants to teach to his audiences: "Our experiences in life leave us frustrated and devastated; "However, our goal is to never become saturated or jaded. "Normalcy and popularity are overrated; exceptional is the only trait tolerated "No one needs anything official or titles to stay educated."