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With a $1,000 entry ticket, RealScreen Summit—the annual international conference on "the business of factual programming," held in February in
The Academy Award is widely regarded as the ultimate achievement in filmmaking. In the case of the documentary categories, winning can catapult a film
Oliver Stone's films have been lighting rods for controversy, particularly when he's fictionalized real events (consider the responses to Salvador
For the last three years, a highlight for documentarians at the Sundance Film Festival has been the House of Docs, a community space designed to
The Big Apple's crowded festival scene has had room for the New York Exposition of Short Film and Video ( www.nyexpo.org) for 36 years, making it the
The 2003 Sundance Film Festival opened with a number of palpable changes: longtime festival co-director and documentary impresario Nicole Guillemet
When the Slamdance Film Festival debuted in 1995, there were 12 features and 12 shorts programmed out of a mere 40 submissions. A motley group of
Although Spain now has a vibrant feature film industry-and an icon in internationally acclaimed director Pedro Almodvar-the country has no real
For filmmakers, the changes at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences may seem a little mind-bending. There are new rules regarding
How do filmmakers choose what to document? They choose what moves them, what may bring about change; they explore personal histories, investigate