Spring 2022
The Spring 2022 issue takes the temperature of this moment of change, tension and upheaval, and of the potential for the power and spirit of labor movements to take hold in the documentary ecosystem—both in the US and around the world. And just to add an editor’s note here: While it might seem a calculated move on our part to unveil this issue just as our comrades at IDA were launching Documentary Workers Union, we were merely being prescient.
Features
India's People's Film Collective and Its Fight to Keep Documentary Free and Independent
"My name is Ayudh Chatterjee, and I’m slightly...
A Kaleidoscope Coming Together: An Introduction to Color Congress
Sahar Driver and Sonya Childress recently...
Alliance of Documentary Editors Unveils Scheduling Guide
Let’s face it: documentaries are no longer "niche...
DGA's Documentary Committee: Empowering Filmmakers As They Empower the World
Joining the Directors Guild of America nearly 10...
The Guilds and Documentary Indies: Trying to Form a More Perfect Union
The last few years have been deemed by many as...
The Brazilian Cinematheque's Fight for a New Start
Since early 2020, the COVID pandemic has taken a...
DCTV Celebrates 50 Years of Media Activism and Training
Few media arts centers last 50 years, let alone...