Our Assignment from Fred Rogers (2020) AWARD-WINNING DOCUMENTARY

"Try your best to make goodness attractive. That's one of the toughest assignments you'll ever be given," said Fred Rogers. This award-winning documentary about Fred Rogers and the Mister Rogers' Neighborhood program includes interviews with Joanne Rogers, David Newell, Hedda Sharapan, Margy Whitmer and Maxwell King. (Directed by Lance Wilhelm; Produced by Adina Munin & Jean Daniher)
Recipient of the 2021 National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Mid-Atlantic Student Production Award for "Long Form" & Winner of the 2021 Quill & Scroll Journalism Award for Documentary.

[@mattdrummond5654]

The only man who can make a youtube comment section all agree with each other. We are all in complete amazement of this man. He is as close to a saint iv ever seen in my 43 years on this planet. He wasn't selling anything, he wasn't a phoney, he just wanted to make his mark and help in his own way. I'd say he did what he set out to do without ever compromising anything.

[@DarkLink-hj7py]

I was born in 1974. And as a child I understood kind people. Children can sense kind people. Children can see through fakes

[@albercl09]

I was introduced to Mr. Rogers as an adult when I moved to Pittsburgh. I never watched his show as a child. I saw the show on Amazon Prime and decided to check it out. I was stunned, amazed, and moved. What an incredible man and what an incredible show he created. Sometimes if I’m feeling upset I turn on the show and it calms me and makes me feel better. The episode with Jeff and anytime he sang “It’s You I Like” made my adult self cry like a little child. I am definitely going to show this to my future children.

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

Thank you for sharing.

[@starchild1198]

That's so sad you didn't see it as a kid

[@lisacurtis8162]

He was a blessing to all of us. Let love heal all the places you hurt before you have children. It's so much better for them. I say this because hindsight is 20/20 and I didn't do that.

[@stella-vu8vh]

Tonya Owen Thank you. I may not ever have children but this is something i hope to carry with me, and live, on a day to day basis. One of the truest statements heard in my years being alive

[@soundautomatic1]

I do the same thing. You're never too old.

[@mindyteddybear]

I can't watch a video about Mr. Rogers without crying. I just loved him!

[@TimeLady8]

I held out until the last 3 minutes. RIP Mister Rogers.

[@DS_IndustrieZ]

I thought I was the only one I was a pre teen when he passed, I was born in 91, I recall hearing about his death around maybe 2001 or 2002. forgive me for not being accurate but I just lost it, I haven't cried that hard for family members, the music hits, but it's something about his voice....he is a true trailblazer or selflessness and these kids will never know.... god bless you all

[@PowerFOOLThunderCLOWN]

Same.

[@RyanRichardsToby]

I cried on his behalf when he talked about his dog dying.

[@Emilie-one]

Same. I am 55 and remember watching him as a child ..he was such a kind man…so genuine. He was my truest friend. I cried when he passed . I miss him so much. . Our world really needs him now more than ever.

[@daviatorcustoms3168]

I never thought that I would see anything about Fred Rogers as moving as the documentary 'Won't You Be My Neighbor', but this surpassed it. I am crying so heavily right now. Fred was there for me during a very tough childhood. He was there for all of us and touched us all in some way that we needed. Those of us who grew up watching his show are still being guided by his lessons today. He definitely would be very happy about how he is being remembered. Fred, Its you I like. You are special. Thank you for just your being you.

[@cherylpa527]

Amazing job!! I am 45 years old and grew up watching Mr Rogers, I remember thinking he couldn't be real because he was such a Stark contrast from the abusive parents I lived with. He inspired such esteem in children I cried several times watching this, beautifully done! ❤️

[@jesusavila4024]

Same here he's been gone so long and it still hurts.....

[@JohnAckerman31]

I’m 27, and I too grew up watching Mister Rogers Neighborhood. The funny thing is that I still watch him. He taught us so many different things. I always say that we need more people like him in our society today. The thing is that everyone only thinks about themselves, instead of others. It’s just a sad world we live in now

[@AprilGarciaDfw]

Thats how I felt growing up in a abusive home. I couldn't believe that kindness existed. He made my childhood special. I felt loved everytime I watched him

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@JohnAckerman31 "Please don't think it's funny, when you want the ones you miss. There are lots & lots of people who, sometimes, feel like this." ~Mister Rogers

[@paigeturner1039]

Me too. I miss him dearly.

[@권영희-s5b]

I'm Korean, 67 and my daughter 42. When my husband studied for his Ph.D degree in USA, my daughter used to watch Mr. Rogers and said, "Mom I love Mr. Rogers so much. He is my true friend." I wondered who he was at that time. After so many years and watched Tom Hanks' movie and cried. We need a saint like him these days. He is a glow that brightened the world: the beginning is small but the end is great influence!

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

We are so happy you enjoyed the documentary! Fred Rogers was quite the man.

[@kellyj.azania4371]

The film documentary, "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" was perfection. This documentary...put together by these very young people, surpassed that.

[@PhilVerryChannel]

I agree with you. Deeply touching.

[@JohnAckerman31]

I remember when I saw that movie. Such an amazing and powerful movie. I still remember coming out of the theater and crying. I was just thinking of all the times I watched Mister Rogers every morning before school

[@oliviaedralin1436]

What a legacy Fred Rogers left ❤

[@jasonking2943]

To the students who made this. Thanks for being a helper, we sure need more in this day and time !

[@denisemalone3670]

I'm 50 now but I watched him when I was growing up living in a house with an incestuous relationship between my mother and grandfather. I tuned all that out to watch Mr. Roger's. He was so sweet and kind all the time, every day. I knew I could count on that every time I watched the show....RIP my Beloved Mr. Rogers.

[@mmmfun77]

@@denisemalone3670 I’m 50 too. Mr Rogers will always be in my heart

[@TTS-TP]

A little disappointed that they didn't get into his deep relationship with God. Otherwise, nothing but praise!

[@danarzechula3769]

@@TTS-TP yes faith was central to who he was and everything he did

[@tinmanlover1994]

My special needs sister passed away suddenly and she is up in heaven with Mr.Roger playing with his puppet's and spending time together which is very awesome

[@ln8385]

When parents weren't there, Mr. Rogers was there.

[@brettmanley4944]

High School Students made this documentary. There is hope folks. These kids are going to change the world in a beautiful way.

[@-108-]

Well they had better get started QUICK!!!

[@justynmacfarland9322]

He brought comfort and inner warm fuzzies but more so now that I'm 56! Thank God for the gift of Mr. Rogers!

[@elephant1851]

Trauma, when overcome, creates amazing people. Be kind to yourself. Love yourself. It's okay that you're not perfect. Happy 2021 neighbors!

[@willw3736]

Fred Rogers is my hero...Always will be...If we had more people like him in this world, it would be better place

[@mollymollie6048]

Born in 1969, can’t remember TV without Mr. Rogers. I felt like he was my friend (on TV.) He had this way of talking to you and giving you time to talk back to him, my mother recognized that as well. He made me feel special and good, just as I was. Fred Rogers, you did that job very right with at least one kid, I treasure those memories nearly above everything else from my early childhood. (Sesame Street ranks ups there as well!) Thank you, Mr. Rogers, you are special, and I like you just the way you are. RIP Mr. Rogers.

[@terryrollins1973]

Well said, he was our friend :)

[@mmmfun77]

Mr. Rogers will always live in my heart. He planted the seeds of REAL love . Decades later I went through a very difficult time which inspired me to learn to meditate and practice present moment awareness. It changed my life. It is a regular practice for me. Thank you Mr. Rogers...♥️♥️

[@lancesmith4371]

Thank you all so much for doing this. I own almost every documentary I can about him. I watch him each school day at a Middle School in Wisconsin with my students with special needs Fred is my hero. Your presentation of Fred and Hedda and all the others was so well done. What a great film and production. You should be proud you gave all of us such a gift in film. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

[@jasonangulo-torres8439]

Great video about Fred Rogers. i loved the show when I was younger. Anyone else love Fred Rogers show Mr. Rogers Neighborhood ?

[@1Soniccool]

I do

[@christybradfield7812]

My childhood was so traumatic, that Mister Rogers became the father figure that I only could dream of having. I wish I had known that I could write to him as a child and that he would have written me back, I would have done that. Alas, I will see him in heaven!

[@DanburyDK]

Love this guy

[@imsljr420]

No, because it wasn't a cartoon. I only liked cartoons.

[@playlist275]

@Feige Goldstein my twin and I would watch before heading to kindergarten. We would be so focused that we truly lefts our living room to be with Mr. Rogers

[@lindseypaputa4983]

I was born in the year 2000 and I also grew up watching Mister Rogers Neighborhood. We need more people like Fred Rogers, especially now.

[@tiffanykrieger5035]

Mr. Rogers is my hero, thank you for showing the world how amazing he and his work was and is. During this time of death and loss, this film is so important. Thank you ❤️💙❤️.

[@marlinamalombo]

Loved Mr. Rogers 🎶It's A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood 🎶

[@lowyieldforeffort6996]

Wow - everyone who worked with Mr. Rogers is so much like him.

[@jesusavila4024]

I was raised in a home where my parents got together and had me much too young and had relationships issues and when they weren't talking to each other I had Mr. Rogers who made me feel more loved than both my parents and the day he passed away I wept bitterly. There will never be another Mr. Rogers he was unique and irreplaceable. I'm sad for current generations and future ones that will never know that feeling of trust and caring first hand like I did.

[@pshkdjdbd3950]

I was born in the turn of the century but I was fortunate enough to be able watch Mr Rogers on PBS and on the VHS. We rented VHS tapes from the library. From the ages of 3 to 10 I watched Mr Rogers and other pbs shows (but nothing else). When I was 5 I had to start going to a public school with bad teachers and mean kids, my whole life started to be unhappy and I was jaded and depressed on and off because I knew kids and sometimes teacher acted horrible to me cause I was different. I still think that the mean elementary kids at school could have acted like good people if they were raised in a culture of sympathy and empathy. I mourn for generation Z children who do not watch Mr Rogers for whatever reason. Mr rogers neighborhood needs to be accessible on the internet to children.

[@dmata52]

I teach first grade and this was a beautiful reminder of how special kids are and how important my job is! Thank you for this 💕

[@basilkhan4397]

To those who gave importance to the ideology of Mr. Fred Rogers and constructed beautifully this documentary- may God bless your hearts.

[@InnaVitamina777]

Indeed ♡

[@allaroundflat4634]

One of the Best examples of a True MAN I have EVER seen. When we were young and imature we thought he was "gay"...come to find out We were becoming part of this world and being gay ourselves. I finally grew up to be a Man at 40yrs old

[@rachelberrythegleequeen.3221]

I watched Mr. Rogers when I was little and it still gives me the feels now and I’m not gonna lie I think we all could use him as a refresher course on how to treat each other

[@chrisallen7911]

I am 50 years old and as soon as I see and hear "Its You I like" I start bawling. And the episode with the fish and dog bring out so much emotion in me. I watched one clip of Fred getting an award and now I have watched his documentaries for hours....LOL

[@readingwithelizabeth993]

I know Mr. Rogers didn't think we was a saint, but I firmly believe he should be inducted into sainthood.

[@CianBrennan]

I have been saying the exact same to anyone who will listen!

[@tysargent9647]

I disagree. To be inducted into sainthood is to be declared of a morality above the average person. Fred Rogers existed to teach the world how to be better people.

[@patrickmanway290]

Unforunatly, he wasn't a Catholic. He was Presbyterian.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@patrickmanway290 Doesn't matter, honestly. He still held himself to a standard he felt was attainable, even if it seems as if the world gone in the opposite, extreme direction in the years since his death from stomach cancer in 2003.

[@janedoe-yh4ok]

Not only did my children love Mr. Rodgers but I as their mother did as well. He was such a lovely man!!!

[@karunawoodroad5673]

Thank you so much to everyone who participated in this documentary. I am from Hong Kong and only knew about Mr Rogers after watching the trailer with Tom Hanks playing him. I have since fascinated by Mr Rogers and started to read the biography by Mr King, so it was good to see him talk about Mr Rogers too. I had completely forgotten how playing the melodica got me through tough times when I was a child, you reminded me of this important way to deal with hurts. Much appreciated and all the best to you! :)

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

INCREDIBLE! I'm so glad you were able to learn more about him from our documentary. Thanks for sharing.

[@BarbaraWeeks-rp1wd]

Thank you for making this happen. I watched him avidly as young child in horrible childhood, listened carefully, grew hope for future. Grown as mother with a busy child, I wanted to share his values, and he became fascinated, set aside time daily from busy, active, imaginative play to listen focusing and enjoying. On his request, Halloween costumes as X the Owl and Henrietta Pussycat were created, delighted in by both children. He loved the cardigans, the change of shoes, the 🚎 trolley. Just to see my children watching, listening as I did years before gave me hope and delight for their future

[@ThaClancyFam2]

Excellent documentary. What a legacy and impact left by Mr. Rogers. I’m grateful to have grown up watching & listening to him and his crew!

[@terryrollins1973]

I would not trade Mr Roger's Neighborhood being a part of my everyday childhood for the whole world

[@SergioPerez-vm8zw]

Something I like about Mr. Rogers is that no matter what picture of him you're looking at, wether he's a child or an old man, his hairstyle never changes

[@janaprocella8268]

Cuzz. He. Is. Timeless....!!!

[@marymusic8920]

Who loved Rev. Fred Rogers...!? Only anyone who met him, watched his show, received an answer to their letter, or just knew someone (in the whole World) was kind, true, decent, reliable, solid, and loved you, unconditionally.......💖💕 When it is said, "We need people, like Fred Rogers," that is almost an impossible quest...... There was only one original, as there are with great works of Art..... Very complex, yet so easy to understand..... We love you, Mr. Rogers..... Thank you, so much.......

[@BarbaraWeeks-rp1wd]

Mr. Rogers spoke to each neighbor to say we can all be special reaching out to make others feel loved and happy.

[@mintman325]

No trolling no negativity. This man heals though he has been gone so long. My sister has a son and I’m happy to say my nephew will be a third generation neighbor.

[@prtoypng]

I think this may be the first time I've ever made a KZbin comment. I think this documentary is fantastic. When I realized this was made by high school students I said, "Wow! This is unbelievable!" Great job and thanks for the inspiring video!

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

Thank you for taking the time to share your kind words with our students!

[@elizabeth-jk5vo]

so well said, so many are thinking the same

[@lohphat]

RIP Queen Sara Joanne Rogers 1928-2021

[@Ana.Aluculesei]

This documentary was so good, i would 100% watch it again!.

[@wadepo1]

The Silent Saint who professed his goodness not by invoking the name of a God, or quoting a Holy book, or verse, but by an expression of pure goodness and human kindness.

[@excavatoree]

Absolutely wonderful! These students are very talented and obviously very hard working. I wish "Mr. KZbin" hadn't waited almost three months before suggesting this to me.

[@MysteryD]

Fred Rogers will live on forever.

[@azbos22]

Wow! What a credit to the man, his family, friends, co-workers, your city, your school and yourselves. What a great job! I'm so grateful to have seen this. There are times when I think Mr. Rogers is going to have the last laugh after all. Keep doing what you're doing and he just might. Just wonderful work.

[@paulinevalley501]

We need more Fred Roger's in the world

[@adamngrin]

Thank you for this, i just started diving into some of the stuff Mr. Rogers gave us. I'm 21 years old and i'm just finding out about him. Mister Rogers ain't really famous here in my country but as i dive further into the episodes available online, it felt like i've known him for years already. He made me feel like i meant something; that i'm actually a somebody. I wish i've had the chance to thank him. I am thankful for this documentary you've made. Thank you so much.

[@MaritimeToast]

I must say, with making a Fred Rogers movie myself, this is far ahead and better than mine, and I absolutely love it. 143 to all who have worked on this project. And thank you for bringing more of Fred into this world.

[@pjras9361]

143 back atcha!

[@russellloomis4376]

I'm sure yours will turn out great I wouldn't mind seeing it.

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

Best wishes to you on it.

[@christybradfield7812]

when will we get to see it?

[@DanburyDK]

143

[@AriKona]

Bravo! I thought I had seen every documentary on Fred Rogers that was out there. Was I ever wrong. This jumped to first place because of the content, flow, depth, balance and everything. My guess is that if Fred were here, he would choose this as his favorite, not that it glorified him so much as that it expressed his desire to see others showing kindness for their neighbors (read: those they come in contact with every day). You have captured the essence of Mr. Rogers like no others in this masterpiece. Bravo!

[@catmccabe400]

I grew up with him and it was the highlight of my day ❤️ Everyday 🤍❤️💙 Love him always & Forever!

[@ppj0241]

Same here! Mom got us started watching him and we loved it!

[@montgomeryairconditioningh483]

Fred Rogers is an absolute Blessing and a Treasure... a Breath of Fresh Air, in a Topsy Turvy world. He provided much needed Grounding which helped to Shape the Moralistic Character of Every Child Who Watched Him & Listened, Truly Listened to His Words & Messages. For me personally, he helped to weave my Moral Fiber, and his lessons are Still With Me Today.... I am 52 years old and I grew up watching Fred Rogers & his genuine, authentic programming, along with my parents due diligence, has absolutely shaped the type of parent & person that I grew up to be. I can only hope that his old fashioned, gentle, compassionate value system will continue to teach the many generations to come. Quality Programming is extremely Rare & I am very appreciative of his presence in my life, as well as in the lives of my children and grandchildren. I pray that God will Bless & Keep Fred Rogers for all eternity. Even to this present day.... This World Needs The Life Lessons, that we Should've All Learned in our Early Childhood Development, delivered by our Beloved Friend, Fred Rogers. All you need is to get out on the road to drive anywhere, and you can clearly see that this world Still Needs to be reminded of the life lessons that came from our very Sweet, Patient, Kind, Compassionate, Humble, Fred Rogers... God Bless You Fred and Everyone who had a role in bringing his vision to all us & to the masses! Thank You!🙏🏻🙂 I can only aspire to be more like Fred.... I think we All Should. This documentary captures his true essence very well and is masterfully done. Kudos to everyone involved. My hope is that Fred Rogers, his meaningful & essential programming be kept alive forever!

[@worstworkshop]

Thank you for creating this wonderful documentary. The more I learn about Fred Rogers, the more he becomes a hero of mine.

[@happehaha]

I loved this. Wonderfully put together, moving, funny, enriching. And then I saw at the end how young you all are! I hope you don't feel patronised, but that just made it all the better, to see people of your generation pursuing kindness, empathy and community. What a giant Fred Rogers was. Thank you for helping show this.

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment for the students who worked on this project! We are glad you enjoyed it and were able to watch all of it.

[@computergamer888]

Greetings, I would just like to say that this looks as solid as Any fully professional documentary that I've seen in my years. Also that his message of kindness is needed now more than ever. I also find it interesting that he had so many accolades even though he was just a simple person trying to help others. I do believe that some people would buy this if it was on a digital download or dvd or something like that. I know I would. A great job to all involved. Also I was wondering what you originally thought when you got this assignment. And when I found out that this was made by teenagers tells me that hollywood better be careful of independent film makers like yourself telling a better story than I've seen out of that place in years with Very little exception. I hope that everyone involved with the making of this film have long great careers ahead of you. Have a wonderful day.

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

This was a really talented team of students!

[@computergamer888]

@@SwiftFoxMedia Indeed

[@MrTwenty20video]

❤

[@johndzchambers]

58:00 - 58:41 His words are so gentle yet so powerful. I wish I had access to this as a child.

[@Joeybagofdonuts76]

The year I turned 5. I was in Columbus Children's Hospital from 10/30 to 12/11. Mr. Rodgers kept me company three times a day on WOSU 34.

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

That's incredible!

[@diedredbollinger]

A wonderful work describing a wonderful man, folks. Thank you.

[@ericaeames28]

I adored this! So much better done than other movies and so on that I have seen done on Mr Rodgers! Cried several times.... absolutely was blessed by Mr Rodgers and his wisdom! Just heard his wife passed away this past week... thinking of their family and friends. ❤️🙏

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

Thank you Erica. We really appreciate the compliment. The Rogers were very special people.

[@tmel904]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MR.ROGERS ‼️‼️

[@juliavilla8088]

I Love this so Much Thank you so Much. I Love Mr Rogers so Much forever and always my hero!!

[@dangnabbit2]

Amazing material here. It's good to hear from Joanne and other people directly involved in Mr. Rogers' TV production.

[@axnyslie]

Well done! You would have made Fred Rogers proud.

[@traviskemp5408]

I grew up watching Mister Rogers. This documentary is nothing short of a treat. Very well done. Thank you so much, neighbors!

[@maryhelenryan8506]

A wonderful tribute to Mr. Rogers and a message that we all need to hear. Everyone involved in this production should be so proud!

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

Thank you Mrs. Ryan! Miss seeing you.

[@allaroundflat4634]

The Manliest Man I have ever seen.

[@davidlee1119]

Brilliant work guys! It's easy to say that Mr. Rogers himself would be proud of the work you guys have done, and in making goodness attractive! Good luck with all of your individual future efforts :)

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

"I'm Proud of You. I'm Proud of You. I hope that you are Proud of You, too." ~ Mister Rogers

[@Azfargh]

Amazing work guys... a treasure of a lesson for all of us to our lifetime

[@user-ko2tu3ss3o]

A wonderful tribute to a good man. And his loving legacy.

[@ingebird3380]

This was terrific! We could use Fred Roger’s wisdom today. What about showing his original programs on television again?

[@mariamcrae6252]

Wonderful documentary, Joanne I have been praying for you, hope to meet you someday

[@anastasiaball1622]

I hope to meet her too.

[@ShiraLaya0312]

@@anastasiaball1622 JoAnne passed away on January 14th😔

[@Voucher765]

This makes me want to think that in today's political climate where there's so much tension and anxiety what if we had him on TV addressing topics such as violence for younger viewers boy would that be needed now.

[@lindseypaputa4983]

I was born in the year 2000 but I still grew up watching him. We definitely need more people like him especially now

[@cjsebes]

The seven people who disliked this video have never watched a single episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.

[@gabye.]

I'm from another country in which we never heard of Fred Rogers. The Tom Hanks movie came out and I want to see it, but I need to learn who was Fred Rogers first. As far as I am learning the kind of person he was to so many children, the more I understand the admiration of so many. I hope the movie was good enough for those who loves him. Great documentary, right to the heart.

[@ShiraLaya0312]

How on earth could anyone dislike this?

[@Voucher765]

By the time I was growing up his show long since ceased airing.

[@Francella2022]

I didn’t even grow up with mr Rogers and I cried. He was such a wonderful person.

[@jmjanacek4335]

Fred Rogers would be honored of the work that you have done putting this documentary together! Beautiful job!! Thank you! He was my lifeline before I knew Jesus personally! He was a Godsend to my generation, a generation of Godless parents. Thank you from the bottom of my heart 💜

[@renrib]

Awesome! Congratulations for this work! Fred Rogers was a good human being, he is an example for all the mankind.

[@quakerblacksmith1818]

Oh wow! What a beautiful gift this is. Thank you for all the hard work you put into telling this story about Mr. Rogers.

[@thisisime6118]

This is one of my favorite documentaries on Mister Rogers. The students captured the interview so well and asked great questions. I’m so happy to learn so much more about Mister Rogers. Thank you!!

[@nikkipislaan7045]

I love Fred Rogers. God bless you all for putting this together! Getting teary eyed just at the opening credits. We need more of this in the world!!

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

Swift Fox Video: I, too, had no idea you were teenagers. Such a fabulous stand alone job of movie making. And, even more impressive because your youth implies you don't have many years of film making experience. If you do this great work now, and learn & do more & more, what amazing work you can do with each passing year. I wish you all the best of luck, strength & opportunities in your journeys forward.

[@chance5745]

Great work to everyone involved in this project. I loved seeing the photos of the crew at the end. Kindly, C.

[@richardlancaster4372]

We didn't have Mr Rogers in the UK, so I wasn't fortunate enough to grow up with him in my life. I have still burst into tears watching clips of this wonderful man. You know it's magic when it can you a grown man who doesn't have nostalgia to grasp on to.

[@14gardener]

This documentary is fantastic. It gets to the heart of things. It covers so many meaningful topics. The transitions are seemless. It's deep and simple, and that's not easy.

[@freshlifecounseling]

Incredible job. Thanks for your work making this documentary happen!

[@susannajamieglenney_1]

This is very special to me, I love Mister Rogers Neighborhood! I keep Mister Rogers in my heart forever! 😍❤

[@juliaross5268]

I almost can’t watch Fred Rogers. I cry so easily with all the years washing back over me. I cannot believe adulthood almost stole this voice from my life … thank you every one who put this special together. 😂❤🎉❤

[@InnaVitamina777]

THANK YOU so much for making this. Truly touching. ♡♡♡

[@ddhirajkumar]

Wonderful and very professionally made by these students. Thank you.

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

Thanks Dhiraj!

[@sooz5703]

Beautifully done documentary thank you. I'm from Australia and until recently didn't know who Fred Rogers was.. (same with Bob Ross). Both of them were just amazing.. both had a gentle spirit about them, very humble and encouraging to their viewers. You guys were so blessed!

[@michaelspinks9822]

The best TV minister ever.

[@DeadriseWoodCrafts]

This was a great watch. Really great job Everyone.

[@nataliebug4567]

Simply wonderful. ❤🙂🙏

[@prettyniquey]

You all did a great job producing this. Thank you for helping us all remember him like this! I enjoyed it.

[@larawerries2660]

Great subject for your first documentary. Wonderful assignment from your teacher. This is something you will always remember and treasure - no matter where your lives take you.

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

We're so glad you enjoyed it Lara! We really enjoyed working on this assignment too. :)

[@jeffrey5703]

Thank you for sharing this. I grew up watching Fred and he remains in my heart.

[@dollyjomo]

Thank you for making this film. I didn’t know about Mr. Rogers until 2019, but knowing him has inspired me and changed my life. I’m forever grateful for him and the way he had given and lived.

[@JesseScott2016]

The message Mr. Rogers says at 58:00 is very moving. Thank you for putting this documentary together.

[@SwiftFoxMedia]

We are so glad you enjoyed it!

[@kayloncampbell8975]

Great work and interesting documentary. Definitely a great message for current times.

[@erinsudduth3210]

This is so great. So much material I hadn’t seen before. And so good to hear so much from Mrs. Rogers. Love it. ❤

[@zanyzanman2416]

My children ( now grown) and I love this man. I'll see you in heaven one day.

[@howardcohen6817]

Thank you very much.