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What if there was a documentary on every night? What if your local newspaper hired, promoted and integrated documentary features in each issue? What
One of the most eagerly awaited documentaries of the year may also be one of the most controversial. The Blues, the seven-part, ten-and-a-half-hour
How many of us documentary filmmakers have shelves or closets stacked with interviews or portions of interviews that never made it into our films? Or
It has taken a few years, but digital versatile disc (DVD), technology has matured. If you count the DVD drives in desktop computers, there are over
The bigger the image, the bigger the impact," says Robert Dennis. "Filmmakers have been experimenting with large format since the early days of
What would happen if technology stopped in its tracks? If filmmaking's tools of tomorrow were the same as today? It's slightly ironic in the midst of
The DVD industry is driven by an ever-growing roster of companies that embrace this format and are consolidating the key components of making this
The 2003 Toronto International Film Festival
In the journey from idea to premiere screening or airing, a lot happens to both the filmmaker and the film. Regardless of the combination of talent
I am not a filmmaker. I don't even play one on TV. Last year, however, I did write direct and edit a three-minute film as part of a project called