August 30, 2022
Back in 2019—before COVID-19, before the global reckoning on race and racial justice, before January 6, 2021 quickened and amplified the attack-in-
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April 19, 2022Few media arts centers last 50 years, let alone in Manhattan, where sky-high rents drive most out of business. But DCTV has survived for half a
April 18, 2022Thomas Allen Harris is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and artist whose acclaimed works include VINTAGE—Families of Value, Through a Lens
October 12, 2021Through works that animate the archive, cast towards various futures and play with performance, the films in the 66th Flaherty Seminar deconstruct,
September 23, 2021The overwhelming interest in the first Flaherty book and the comments received by MacDonald and Zimmermann from those who had actually "been there" painted a much fuller picture of the impact The Flaherty Seminar had made on them.
September 13, 2021It is no secret that the Fourth Estate has been under attack in recent years. Journalism, once perceived as a noble profession, has been dragged
May 4, 2021It is difficult to write about higher education or media studies in 2021, or anything actually, without invoking the C-word: COVID. Although we may
May 29, 2020The current pandemic has accelerated educators into the virtual world. For better or worse, a good number of us have turned to technology to solve
August 22, 2019Documentary recently spoke with Dr. Bruno Lessard, director of the Graduate Program in Documentary Media in Ryerson University’s School of Image Arts
July 24, 2019Described by The Guardian as “the world’s best film school,” the UK’s National Film and Television School runs more than 30 MA, Diploma and