September 2002

Beyond Ground Zero September 2002

In this issue, we don’t so much look back on September 11—it’s all around us, every day. Instead, we look forward, while looking back, on that indelible tragedy.

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Features

Column | September 2002

The Documentary Credits Saga—a recap

By Tom White

Legal

Feature | September 2002

‘Frisco Fest a Golden Gateway for Documentaries by Tom Powers

By Tom Powers

Festivals

Feature | September 2002

After the Shock Subsides, the Docs Arrive: The Importance of Chronicling September 11

By Pamela Yoder

Feature | September 2002

Doubletake Goes Full Frame: But Nonfiction is Still the Name of the Game

By Patricia Aufderheide

Festivals

Feature | September 2002

A Cut Above: Kate Amend on the Creative Contributions of Documentary Editors

By Christine Fugate

Editing

Feature | September 2002

Indie Documentarians Make Last Year a September to Remember

By Jana Germano

Feature | September 2002

Doc Tech Sound Off: Making the Mic Choice

By Erik Magnus

Sound Tech Gear

Column | September 2002

Jim Brown and George Stoney's 'The Weavers: Wasn't That a Time'

By Judith Helfand

Playback Music Documentaries

Columns

Column | September 2002

Notes from the Reel World: The Board President's Column, September 2002

By Michael Donaldson

Notes from the Reel World

Column | September 2002

Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, September 2002

By Tom White

Fast Foreword

Column | September 2002

Remembering Linda Grinberg: A Thoroughbred of Commitment, Compassion and Continual Optimism

By Robert Guenette

Passings