The 2001 Sundance Film Festival was homecoming, alumni weekend and orientation all rolled into one. The annual wintertime happening feted some of the
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For some documentary filmmakers, the words “motion control” conjure up vague images. A more sophisticated way of shooting stills, perhaps; something
Like most filmmakers, Thomas Repp, BVK, has heard the rhetoric comparing the pros and cons of originating on film and the new HD 24P video system. In
Editor’s Note: For Richard Roe, who made the award-winning Pop & Me with his son Chris,, selling a documentary to the media takes more than a little
Sure, you grew up watching every flick you could get your hands on, had an after-school job selling Goobers at the Bijou and worked your way through
The first-ever Irish documentary film festival, dubbed Doclands, was launched with a flair, appropriately honoring one of the living legends of
While it may not have been producer Carol Fleisher’s lifelong ambition to make a film about El Niño for NOVA , Chasing El Niño certainly was the
Public television's commitment to documentary programming is best expressed by its highly acclaimed weekly series NOVA, Frontline and The American
(Adapted from A Breadcrumb Trail Through The PBS Jungle: The Independent Producer's Survival Guide ) I'd never seen her before, not even a picture
In late 1997, The History Channel approached our company, MPH Entertainment, to develop a documentary mini-series dealing with sex throughout history