June 2003

June 2003

Keeping the Real in Reality June 2003

How close is too close? In this issue, we explore the ethical questions of social documentaries and discuss the filmmaker-subject relationship

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Features

Feature | June 2003

How Close Is Too Close? A Consideration of the Filmmaker-Subject Relationship

Ethics Journalism

Feature | June 2003

And Now, A Word About Sponsors: Taking the Corporate Route to Funding Your Project

By Kathleen Fairweather

Feature | June 2003

Cinequest Corrals Maverick Filmmakers

Feature | June 2003

Nowhere in Africa? Ouagadougou Is the Cannes of the Dark Continent

Festivals African Media

Feature | June 2003

Confronting a Global Pandemic: An Examination of the Causes, Cultures and Conditions that Define AIDS

Feature | June 2003

Cutting-Edge Images of the 21st Century: Thessaloniki Doc Fest Focuses on Palestine, Oppression of Women

By Anette Olsen

Feature | June 2003

Wolper's Golden Years Now Archived: USC's New Center for the Study of Documentary Honors Producer

Education TV Docs Archives Preservation

Feature | June 2003

Resisting Arrest: Reporting Professionals on the Street Have a Right to Be There

By Rebecca Harrell

Columns

Column | June 2003

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, June 2003

By Tom White

Column | June 2003

Notes from the Reel World: The Board President's Column, June 2003

By Michael Donaldson

Notes from the Reel World