May 2006 | International Documentary Association

Still from Robert Flaherty's 'Nanook of the North' courtesy of The Flaherty Seminar; cover image courtesy of Creative Images

May 2006

Docs on Demand! Welcome to the Future of Distribution

Plus: It's 'California and the American Dream'
Shana Hagan Stays Focused
Sundance, Real Screen, DocPoint Festivals

Features:

By Tamara Krinsky

Welcome New Members

By Tamara Krinsky

Notes from the Reel World: The President's Column

By diane estelle Vicari

Festival Focus: International Film Festival Summit

By Stephanie Mardesich

Staying Focused: Cinematographer Shana Hagan Concentrates on Capturing the Scene

By Brigid kelly

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column

By Thomas White

On distribution.

From Juan Carlos Rulfo's 'In the Pit,' which won the World Cinema Jury Prize: Documentary. Courtesy of Sundance Film Festival

Festival Focus: Sundance Film Festival

By Sarah Jo Marks

Citizen Storytellers: When Filmmakers Control the Means of Distribution

By Steve Rosenbaum

Making User Generated Content work for you.

They No Longer Do Windows: For Forward-Thinking Distributors, It's a New Day-and-Date

By Michael Galinsky

A look at the distribution market, circa 2006.

Iraq Docs Dominate Sundance

By Thomas White

Festival Focus: DocPoint Helsinki Documentary Film Festival

By Betsy A. McLane

First Look: Verite Vamping: 'Grey Gardens' Blooms Onstage

By Tamara Krinsky

Festival Focus: Sundance Film Festival

By Sarah Jo Marks

Playback: Marco Williams' 'In Search of Our Fathers'

By David Zeiger

The Medium and the Message, Participant Productions and Working Films Catalyze Awarness for Social Issue Docs

By Tracie Lewis

California Dreamin': New PBS Miniseries Explores the Golden State

Professional Perspective:

US Congress to Consider Adopting Orphan Works Legislation

By Michael C. Donaldson

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