By Steven Beer, Neil Rosini & Julie AngellHow can geoblocking impact the video-on-demand marketplace?Geoblocking technology restricts access to
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For all the artistry that goes into making a documentary, successful productions always rest on a sound technical foundation.“We talk so much about
Editor’s Note: Welcome to our new column, "Inside Out," in which we ask filmmakers in the field—and in the edit room—What are your essentials tools of
You've no doubt seen these before in a documentary: an interviewee sitting just inches in front of a bookcase, with the individual book titles visible
Animation's history within the realm of documentary is a long and storied one, but to this day its origin is still a matter of contention. Although
Interviews are the backbone of the documentary filmmaking process, and are often the driving force behind a film’s storytelling. But how do you create
What is the typical process you will go through when working with a sound house or individual? Is there a typical process? Everyone works a little
This article is intended for documentary filmmakers who, for reasons of access or budget, work alone, or nearly so. Hiring a professional sound person
Some of the great recent documentaries—Citizenfour, Cartel Land, The Overnighters, Darwin's Nightmare, My Country, My Country—were shot with little or
Returning from the 82nd Annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial in Gallup, New Mexico, in August 2002, with nine hours of DV-cam footage shot on my Sony