Lt. Robert Drew and war correspondent Ernie Pyle. Poster for Robert Drew's From Two Men and a War. Photo: Drew Associates Almost 50 years after Robert
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Copyright clearance seems like the weather. You can complain about it, but you can't do anything about it. Or can you? When we did some research at
The sit-down strike of 27 prisoners at the Presidio Army Stockade following the killing of a prisioner by a guard. From Zeiger's Sir! No Sir
Archival Storytelling, released this month through Focal Press, addresses one of the most challenging issues facing filmmakers today: the use of
A profile on the IDA Preservation and Scholarship Award winner, National Geographic Digital Motion.
FourDocs, an online project of Channel 4 and Magic Lantern Productions.
Huge storms pound the middle third of the United States. The Mississippi overflows its banks, flooding towns, killing and displacing people
"If this piece of film dies, a human thought dies with it. If I can do something to preserve that thought, isn't it worth doing?" That observation was
As a documentary producer/director for almost two decades, I have had the opportunity to experience first-hand the meteoric evolution of technology
Documentarians and other filmmakers who rely on images from libraries and archives to tell their stories are being helped by long-promised advances in