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This has been called a new Golden Age of documentaries—with more of them being made and experienced by audiences than ever before. It's certainly
A recent flood of impressive, handsomely produced, mostly cinéma vérité Chinese documentaries hint at the versatility and maturity of documentary
In the digital era of global film distribution, we often hear this phrase: “The world is getting smaller.” That certainly feels true. But let’s take a
With the recent explosion of non-fiction series, what opportunities do they represent for documentary filmmakers? Do these programs signal the latest
In the ever-changing, fast-moving world of cable and internet distribution, the vast range of choices and models presents an intimidating challenge to
With the recent explosion of different viewing platforms, Doc U turns its attention to the fundamental question: "What is the place of theatrical
You're proud of your film. But who will buy it? How will you sell it? What will you charge for it? And how in the world do you handle a negotiation
It seems lately like nonfiction series are popping up left and right on cable networks. This boom reflects networks’ increased desire for original
This spring, The New York Times Company and Discovery Communications, Inc. launched a new venture: Discovery Times Channel. It seems a natural match
Mark Moskowitz was in one of the last remaining independent bookstores in a mall, when he first came across International Documentary . He flipped