Photo by Mark S. Wexler I was in Vietnam with Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden shooting a documentary. I was filming a peasant working in a field when he
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Love it or hate it, reality TV is here to stay. In the last decade, more and more outlets (including networks) have put reality programs front and
By Tom White and Eddie Schmidt In the 2004 film The Five Obstructions, by Jorgen Leth and Lars von Trier, von Trier challenges his mentor Leth to
The NFB's Filmmaker-in-Residence Program in partnership with Toronto-based St. Michael's Hospital.
How would you like to make a critically acclaimed documentary and reap the ample rewards? Well, maybe not ample...but respectable? Sounds pretty good
Speaking at the Commonwealth Club of California earlier this year, Albert Maysles made a comment that many in the audience may not have heard. He said
Jeff Malmberg, recipient of the 2010 Jacqueline Donnet Emerging Documentary Filmmaker Award, may have only a single directorial credit, but his
This year's Preservation & Scholarship Award honoree, Mark Jonathan Harris, has taught filmmaking at the University of Southern California (USC)
As reality programming proliferates and cop and family dramas remain meat-and-potatoes staples on the television menu, it may be hard for some to wrap
On the first day of her shoot at the Harlan County (Kentucky) coal miners strike, Barbara Kopple and her crew were met with distrust. The miners were