February 2003

The Wondrous Places Docs Take Us February 2003

We dedicate this issue to doc filmmakers who venture behind enemy lines, and down rough-hewn and saturnine streets.

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February 2003

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Features
'Independent Lens' Refocuses: Anthology Series Now Curated by ITVS and PBS
"Diverse. Innovative. Smart." These are the three...
ByTamaraKrinsky
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Funded by Science: National Science Foundation Supports Documentary Projects
The National Science Foundation (NSF), an...
ByYashaHusain
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From 'Nature: Under Antarctic Ice.' Courtesy of LVM Group, Inc.
In the Beginning, There Was 'Nature': The Natural History of Wildlife Programming
Fangs, claws, dripping blood and sex scenes...No...
ByMichaelRose
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Deep-Dive Docs: Cameron's and MacGillivray's New Underwater Films Go Where No Camera Has Gone Before
This spring, two new documentaries bring to large...
ByElizabethBlozan
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Save Our Oceans! 'Coral Reef Adventure' Makes a Large Format Plea
"It is important to make the primary distinction...
ByRayZone
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Once Again, IDFA Attracts the International Documentary Community
The International Documentary FilmFestival...
ByPatriciaAufderheide
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Saving Canada's National Treasure: The State of the NFB
Groundbreaking documentaries and animation shorts...
ByJacquesBensimon
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Celebrating the True Values of Documentary: The United Nations Association Film Festival
In the lobby of an oft-used auditorium at Stanford...
ByLilyNg
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Taking It to the Theaters: Academy Revises Rules for Docs
In an effort to encourage documentary makers to...
ByTomWhite
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Columns
Playback: Mike Rubbo's 'Sad Song of Yellow Skin'
By TinaDiFeliciantonio
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Notes from the Reel World: The Board President's Column, February 2003
By MichaelDonaldson
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Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, February 2003
By TomWhite
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