March 2003

Documentary Production Training March 2003

In this issue, we look at education: a revised, updated and condensed version of the Guide to Documentary Programs—this time focusing on adult and continuing education programs.

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Features

After Travelling the World, 'Daughter from Danang' Arrives at PBS

In the year since winning the Grand Jury Prize at...

By Lily Ng

Docs Without Borders: International Films Highlight AFI Fest

How do filmmakers choose what to document? They...

By Sarah Jo Marks

DOCS ROCK at Teachers Workshop

DOCS ROCK, a digital documentary film curriculum...

By Thelma Vickroy

Regus Sets the Table for a London Film Feast

To say the Regus London Film Festival (RLFF) is a...

By Stephanie Mardesich

North by Northwest: Art, Attitude and Activism Thrive in Regional Doc Scene

May we direct your attention to the upper left...

By Seth Magalaner

Craft Conquers Commerce in Swiss Documentary Class

A few years ago, in an attempt to escape the...

By Jeff Swimmer

Taking Stock of Film Research: How to Find-and License-Archival Footage

Unless your documentary consists entirely of...

By Barbara Gregson

Archives Alive! New Tech Makes Old Clips Easier to Access

Documentarians and other filmmakers who rely on...

By David Heuring

Where Journalism and Filmmaking Intersect: 20 Years of 'Frontline'

In Spring 2002, news headlines announced that PBS...

By Ann Putney

It's Not Too Late to Go to Film School: A Post-Graduate Guide to Documentary Production Training

Editor's Note: This is a condensed, revised and...

By Mitchell Block

Columns

Playback: Dziga Vertov's 'Man with a Movie Camera'

By Alan Berliner

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

By Michael Donaldson

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, March 2003

By Tom White