A review of Jeffrey Ruoff's 'Coming Soon to to a Festival Near You: Programming Film Festivals'
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Japanese Documentary Film:The Meiji Era through Hiroshima By Abe Mark Nornes University of Minnesota Press 257 pps. (paperbound) $19.95 ISBN 0-8166
Dear Readers: This past fall, IDA presented a daylong Doc U devoted to sound and music. Over the course of the day, the leading practitioners in all
Dear IDA Community: Every year seems to bring the release of more and more important documentaries, on an ever-wider range of topics, from an
The Farmer's Wife, a documentary by David Sutherland, had a profound effect on me. It inspired me back into producing documentaries. After film school
To school myself in documentary filmmaking after a career in journalism, I gave myself a daily assignment, which I held to faithfully for nearly two
The University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC), tucked between mountains and the redwoods of the central Pacific coast, is famous for its
A review of 'The Autobiographical Documentary in America.'
A review of Carole Lee Dean's 'The Art of Funding: Alternative Financing Concepts'
Nina Gilden Seavey, founder/director of The Documentary Center at George Washington University Editor's Note: Documentary magazine has devoted many