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"The American television and video heritage is now at a crossroads. One direction leads toward catastrophic losses of film and videotape...Another
Given the dominance of USC School of Cinema-Television, University of California Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism and Stanford University
Shola Lynch, director of Chisholm '72: Unbought and Unbossed , has had an ongoing discussion about the nature of remembrance with her father, a
My new book METALLICA: This Monster Lives: The Inside Story of ‘Some Kind of Monster' tells the story of the happy accident that led to our film
From the World of Wonder production Life with LaToya, which airs on OWN. Courtesy of World of Wonder When first-time director Marta Cunningham got the
From Seamus Murphy's A Darkness Visible: Afghanistan, which received an Emmy Award nomination in the New Approaches to News and Documentary
Aftermath of hurricane Sandy in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, October 2012. Courtesy of NBCUniversal Archives In the aftermath of the recent Boston
Politics and activism were in the air this year at the 29th Toronto International Film Festival. Filmgoers walked around with Kerry-Edwards pins of
Ten feature-length documentaries released theatrically since 1991 have grossed over $15 million globally, Daily Variety reported on June 25, 2004
While it's been refreshing over the past year to see a relative proliferation of documentaries in commercial theaters, the operative word is still