June / July 2006

Nonfiction in the Nation's Capitol Jun/Jul 2006

We take a look at "Docuwood," as Washington DC has been anointed, a vital nerve center of documentary filmmaking.

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Features

Feature | June / July 2006

A Confluence of Content: DC Cablers Define the Multi-Platform Era

By Susan Ivers

Business

Feature | June / July 2006

Welcome to Docuwood! The State of Nonfiction Filmmaking in Washington, DC

By Lauren Cardillo

Business Documentary Politics

Feature | June / July 2006

Funding from the Feds

By Mary Specht

Funding

Feature | June / July 2006

Docu-demic Opportunities Abound in DC

By Adrena Ifill

Education

Feature | June / July 2006

See It in DC: A Great Place for Documentary Filmmaking and Viewing

By aviva kempner

Festivals

Feature | June / July 2006

It's Not Just Mr. Smith Who Goes to Washington

By Jim Romeo

Producing

Feature | June / July 2006

Vital Signs in Vérité: 'A Lion in the House' Confronts Childhood Cancer

By Taylor Segrest

Ethics

Feature | June / July 2006

Beyond Biography The Cultural History of 'American Masters'

By Shelley Gabert

TV Docs American Masters Docs about Artists Public Media

Columns

Column | June / July 2006

First Look: Loud and Proud Rosie Perez Digs into her Roots in Debut Doc

By Tamara Krinsky

Music

Column | June / July 2006

Notes from the Reel World: The President's Column, June-July 2006

By diane estelle Vicari

Notes from the Reel World

Column | June / July 2006

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, June/July 2006

By Tom White

Fast Foreword