Education

I teach film history to production students. Why do they come to class? It’s required, that's why. Otherwise they would be off experimenting with our

Editor's Note: After we went to press with the Summer 2016 issue, the Brooks Institute announced that it would close on October 31, 2016. The Brooks

Colleges and universities, often at the foreground of providing creative incubation for the research and development of new technologies, are

The School of Visual Arts in New York City launched its Masters of Fine Arts in Social Documentary in 2009. Now in its seventh year, the program

In 2014, Northwestern University announced the launch of a new Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media, to be housed in the School of Communications

The University of Texas at Austin offered its first degree in broadcasting in 1939. In 1965, the university formed its Department of Radio-Television

An interview with IDA's Michael Lumpkin and Ken Jacobson

North Carolina is a "right to work" state, which is part of her independent charm for documentary filmmakers, but also her challenge. There are no

Jeff Blitz and Sean Welch created new fans for the National Spelling Bee with their thrilling documentary Spellbound, which now ranks fifth on the

Author, educator and filmmaker Michael Rabiger sees a bright future for the documentary. "There has never been a better time to become a documentarian