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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church wasn't your typical venue for a screening of short student documentaries. Then again, the East Austin Stories
As independent documentary filmmakers go, I am a lucky man. Consider, for example, my latest project for the European TV Channel ZDF/ARTE: I was
When cities recover from hard financial times, creative souls are often pushed to the peripheries. It should come as no surprise that the young
The Creative Recognition Awards honor creative achievement in documentary filmmaking.
This award recognizes films that demonstrate exemplary filmmaking while focusing on the appropriate use of the natural environment, justice for all
September means back to school, and MTVN's Logo and the Sundance Channel are no exception. TransGeneration, which premieres September 20 on the
As Los Angeles is synonymous in our minds with the film industry, New York, although with less fanfare, is the predominant center of cable--and
"Help, I need Errors & Omissions for my film. Why do I need it? How do I get it done?" To answer these questions, I, the Good Witch...well, the
No other city rivals New York's love affair with the movies. No city looks quite so beautiful on film. From the dawn of film history, New York was