February-March 2005 | International Documentary Association

February-March 2005

Features:

Notes from the Reel World: The President's Column

By Richard Propper

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column

By Thomas White

By Tamara Krinsky

By Tamara Krinsky

Welcome New Members

By Tamara Krinsky

Photo: CBS/Landov

Playback: David Lowe's 'Harvest of Shame'

By Carlos Sandoval

Legendary and Budding Filmmakers Share Screentime at Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival

By Jessica Schoenbaechler

Forecast Cloudy for Rights Clearance

By Pat Aufderheide

Sandi Sissel, shoooting in Antarctica. Courtesy of Sandi Sissel

Documentary as a Spawning Ground for Female Cinematographers

From Cathy Henkel's 'The Man Who Stole My Mother's Face.' Courtesy of Women Make Movies

Women Make Movies – And Distribute Them Too

Ally Derks, director of IDFA. Courtesy of IDFA

Doyennes of Doc-TV: European Television

By Anette Olsen

Nancy Abraham: Vice President Original Programming, HBO

Doyennes of Doc-TV: Cable

By Andrea Van Hook

From Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein's 'Gunner Palace.' Courtesy of Nomados Films

Welcome to the Occupation: Michael Tucker’s Dispatches from Baghdad

By Elizabeth Sheldon

(c) Mark S. Wexler

My Father, The Cinematographer: Mark Wexler's Personal Journey to Reconnect with His Famous Dad

Nina Gilden Seavey (back row, second from right) with her family.

Momma Doc: The Filmmaker as Homemaker

By Nina Gilden Seavey

Paula Apsell, executive producer at NOVA. Courtesy of NOVA

Doyennes of Doc-TV: PBS

By Belinda Baldwin

The Long Tail: Wagging the Digital Dog

By Steve Rosenbaum

Left to right: Lisa Leeman, Ondi Timoner, Yana Gorskaya, Yaffa Lerea, Lillian Benson, Kate Amend. Photo: Barbara Leigh Gregson

Cutting Comments: A Women Editors Roundtable

Courtesy of Sea Studios Foundation

Riding the Digital Wave: A Report from the Jackson Hole Digital Synthesis Conference

By Dianna Costello

A report on the latest in HD technology, circa 2004.