February 2006

Getting Your Documentary Made February 2006

We enlist a number of seasoned practitioners to contribute their respective expertise: funding, planning, fair use, insurance and publicity.

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Features

Feature | February 2006

Adventures in Storytelling: Pushing the Boundaries at Jackson Hole

By Dianna Costello

Festivals

Feature | February 2006

Hell No, We STILL Won't Go! 'Sir, No Sir!' Recaptures the Past for Anti-War

By Jeff Schutts

Archives

Feature | February 2006

Documentaries are Businesses - or Should Be

By Cianna Stewart

Legal Business

Feature | February 2006

E&O to the Rescue!

By Winnie Wong

Legal Insurance

Feature | February 2006

Flak Attack: A Pre-Production Publicity Checklist

By Elizabeth Blozan

Producing Business

Feature | February 2006

A Fair Shake for Fair Use

By Tom White

Legal

Feature | February 2006

Finding Funding: A Primer on Financing Your Documentary

By wanda bershen

Funding Business

Feature | February 2006

Don't Fudge on Your Budget: Toeing the Line Items

By Robert Bahar

Funding Business

Feature | February 2006

Documentary Icebreaker: Finland Is the Filmland of Scandinavia

By Carita Rizzo

Feature | February 2006

A Capraesque Nightmare: Eugene Jarecki Reveals Why We REALLY Fight

By Darianna Cardilli

Feature | February 2006

Thanks for the Memory: 'Unknown White Male': A Personal Tale of Retrograde Amnesia

By Laura Almo

Feature | February 2006

25 Years of Independence, Sundance Looks to the Future as It Honors Its Documentary Past

By Laura Almo

Festivals

Columns

Column | February 2006

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, February 2006

By Tom White

Fast Foreword

Column | February 2006

Notes from the Reel World: The President's Column, February 2006

By diane estelle Vicari

Notes from the Reel World