Surviving Distribution Bankruptcies, Birthing Babies and My Debut on 'Celebrity Justice'
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From Mark Kitchell's Berkeley in the Sixties. Courtesy of California Newsreel In 1968, as international socio-political movements thrived, the San
In 2001, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Board of Governors voted to establish a Documentary Branch--some 60 years after the first
'Addiction,' a nine-part series, features the work of some of the greatest documentary makers working today.
Plus: Directory of Documentary Training Programs in the Bay Area
Producing documentaries, which have become much more popular and visible on TV, DVD and in theaters in recent years, has never been an undertaking for
'Teenage Paparazzo' and 'Smash His Camera'
A profile of the Ninth Street Independent Film Center.
Courtesy of San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau The San Francisco Bay Area has long been known as the mecca for documentary filmmaking. Ever