February / March 2005

Women Working in Nonfiction Feb/Mar 2005

The doc community is one of the few in the media spectrum in which women play a prominent role. In this issue, we explore the significant and conspicuous dominance of women in docs.

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Features

Feature | February / March 2005

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

By Jessica Schoenbaechler

Festivals

Feature | February / March 2005

Documentary as a Spawning Ground for Female Cinematographers

By Bob Fisher

Cinematography

Feature | February / March 2005

Women Make Movies – And Distribute Them Too

By Skye Dent

Distribution

Feature | February / March 2005

Doyennes of Doc-TV: European Television

By Anette Olsen

TV Docs

Feature | February / March 2005

Doyennes of Doc-TV: Cable

By Andrea Van Hook

TV Docs Business

Feature | February / March 2005

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

By Elizabeth Sheldon

Feature | February / March 2005

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

By Bob Fisher

Feature | February / March 2005

Momma Doc: The Filmmaker as Homemaker

By Nina Gilden Seavey

Career Sustainability

Feature | February / March 2005

Doyennes of Doc-TV: PBS

By Belinda Baldwin

Business PBS Public Media American Masters POV Independent Lens ITVS

Feature | February / March 2005

Cutting Comments: A Women Editors Roundtable

By Lisa Leeman

Editing

Feature | February / March 2005

Forecast Cloudy for Rights Clearance

By Patricia Aufderheide

Archives Fair Use Copyright

Columns

Column | February / March 2005

David Lowe's 'Harvest of Shame'

By Carlos Sandoval

Playback

Column | February / March 2005

Notes from the Reel World: The President's Column, February-March 2005

By Richard Propper

Notes from the Reel World

Column | February / March 2005

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, February-March 2005

By Tom White

Fast Foreword