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Gianfranco Pannone is an Italian documentary filmmaker who occasionally works in fiction. He earned a degree in the history and theory of cinema at the University of Rome and a degree in film direction at the Experimental Center of Cinema in Cinecittà, Rome. In the past two decades, he has produced several short and feature-length documentaries that have been recognized internationally. Currently, he teaches film at the DAMS (University of Bologna, Italy), the Zelig Film School (Bolzano, Italy), the University of Rome Three and the Act Multimedia, Academy of Film and Television in Cinecittà
CALL FOR ENTRIES FOR IDA DOCUMENTARY AWARDS Regular Deadline is Tomorrow June 21, 2011 IDA is proud to announce submissions are open for the 27th Annual IDA Awards. The IDA Documentary Awards is the foremost event dedicated to the art of documentary film. All winners will be honored at the IDA Documentary Awards Gala in Los Angeles, December 2, 2011. Click here for last year's winners. Entry is open to any documentary, nonfiction or factual program completed between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011 that qualifies for one of the five main award categories. Projects submitted to prior IDA Awards
Editor's Note: To the Arctic 3D , the latest from MacGillivrary Freeman Films, opens April 20 in select IMAX theaters across the country through Warner Bros. Pictures and IMAX Filmed Entertainment, as well as Greg MacGilliavray's One World One Ocean initaive. Here's an article about MacGillivrary that ran in the Summer 2011 issue of Documentary . Which documentary producer can claim to have mastered the biggest format, tackled the biggest subjects in the most extreme locations, trekked to the highest summit with the largest format camera, produced the highest-grossing documentary, headed the
A&E and NYTVF Seeking Original Unscripted Treatments Winner Receives 10K and Opportunity to Create a Pilot A&E Network and the New York Television Festival are introducing an innovative program seeking original unscripted television treatments from independent producers and production companies - the A&E Unscripted Development Pipeline. Concepts and treatments should center on individuals or small groups that represent unique points of view. 25 semi-finalists will be presented to A&E development executives. Five finalists, selected by A&E, will each receive notes on their projects and $2,500
Katharina Otto-Bernstein's 'Absolute Wilson' and Frieda Lee Mock's Wrestling with Angels: Playwright Tony Kushner'