July 30, 2004
Ross Greenburg is a native New Yorker whose boyhood heroes included such sports icons as Joe Namath, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Jim Brown and
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March 31, 2004"Since we started, a lot of our ideas seemed strange at first," observes Fenton Bailey, co-founder, with Randy Barbato, of the Hollywood and London-
March 31, 2004A battle is brewing between victims and filmmakers over the use of crime stories for documentary films and reality television. Victims/survivors are
January 1, 2004What is a pioneer? We generally think of pioneers as explorers, innovators, trailblazers. People who open up new possibilities, new ways of thinking
August 30, 2003One of the most eagerly awaited documentaries of the year may also be one of the most controversial. The Blues , the seven-part, ten-and-a-half-hour
July 2, 2003It wasn't too long ago when documentary films were relegated to the realm of PBS programming and occasional network specials. The emergence of cable
June 2, 2003"If this piece of film dies, a human thought dies with it. If I can do something to preserve that thought, isn't it worth doing?" That observation
May 2, 2003While documentary and television aren't the same thing, to the majority of documentary filmmakers in London and the UK, they have become inseparable
April 2, 2003For the last three years, a highlight for documentarians at the Sundance Film Festival has been the House of Docs, a community space designed to
April 2, 2003With a $1,000 entry ticket, RealScreen Summit—the annual international conference on "the business of factual programming," held in February in