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Grayson Earle

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Grayson Earle is a contemporary artist and activist from the United States. His work deals with the role that digital technologies and networks can play in protest and political agency. He is known for his guerrilla video projections as a member of The Illuminator Art Collective and Bail Bloc, a computer program that posts bail for low-income people.

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Brown Girls Doc Mafia Announces Three 2025 Sustainable Artist Fellows
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Exclusive: Clip of Doctors Without Borders Mission From Sam Abbas’s ‘Europe’s New Faces’
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Window Dressing: ‘The United States of America’ at 50
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Exclusive: Trailer From Dmytro Hreshko’s Karlovy Vary-Premiering ‘Divia’
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“The Racism Was So Thick, You Could Cut It With a Pair of Scissors”: Alanis Obomsawin on Her Life Works and Purpose
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Exclusive: Trailer from Garry Keane’s Doc Edge-Premiering ‘A Quiet Love’
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How to Best Describe Your GenAI Materials in Documentary Proposals: Four Approaches, From a Grant Reviewer
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Tribeca Immersive 2025: Better Off Together
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Mierle Ukeles stands, in a bright orange t-shirt, teal pants, and sanitation vest, in front of a garbage truck covered in graffiti speaking with its driver, who is wearing a uniform.
“Mierle Does Not Fit Neatly Into Any Box”: Toby Perl Freilich Discusses Her Tribeca-Premiering ‘Maintenance Artist’ Starring Mierle Laderman Ukeles
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Notes From the Reel World, Summer 2025
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How To Get Your Doc in the Spotlight: A Press Strategy Talk at Iceland’s Skjaldborg Festival
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Remembering Andrea Nevins
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Letter From the Editor, Summer 2025
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Exclusive: Clip from Vickie Curtis and Doug Anderson’s Sheffield-Premiering ‘Comparsa’
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Cannes 2025: Nonfiction, By the Numbers
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Exclusive: Clip from Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle’s ‘Playing With Fire: An Ecosexual Emergency’
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“An Exploration of Whiteness and the Flattering Illusions of History”: Suzannah Herbert on her Tribeca-Winning Natchez
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“Sometimes the Past Is a Snake”: Tatiana Fuentes Sadowski on the Legacy of the Rubber Trade in ‘The Memory of Butterflies’
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“Fear Can Also Be Powerful for Creation, Not Just for Destruction”: Déni Oumar Pitsaev on his Cannes Prize-Winner ‘Imago’
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An Update to the NonFiction Core Application 3.1: Adding Optional GenAI Questions and Field Resources
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What’s in My Bag: Iris Ng
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Exclusive: Clip from Edivan Guajajara, Chelsea Greene, and Rob Grobman’s ‘We Are Guardians’
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The Synthesis: ‘Deepfaking Sam Altman’ Director Adam Bhala Lough Says Documentarians Should Get Good Lawyers
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The World’s a Stage: An Introduction to ‘Grand Theft Hamlet’ and Other Documentaries Made in Video Games
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Hot Docs 2025: Life Support
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“Haunts the Present”: Kinga Michalska on Connecting the Holocaust With Poland’s Migrant Crisis in ‘Bedrock’
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Pare Lorentz Fund 2025: Migration in and to the Americas
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Critical Voices Under Attack in Hungary. Statement on the state of Hungarian Documentary Film and Filmmakers by Hungarian Documentary Association.
Threats to Freedom of Speech in Hungary
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“At the Core, It’s About Supporting Filmmakers”: Galya Stepanova on Doc Alliance’s Evolving Mission
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“C” is for Censorship: PBS Cuts ‘Art Spiegelman’ Doc and Other Dubious Acts at Embattled Broadcaster
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IDA Member Spotlight: Erik Thureson
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“How War Becomes Part of the Human”: Alina Gorlova, Yelizaveta Smith, and Simon Mozgovyi on their Cannes-Premiering ‘Militantropos’
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“Capturing the Poetic Essence of Childhood Innocence”: Deming Chen and Hansen Lin on Their CPH:DOX and Jeonju Winner ‘Always’
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Death by Landscape: Masao Adachi’s ‘A.K.A. Serial Killer’
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“Acutis Was Extremely Close to the Heart of Pope Francis”: Tim Moriarty Discusses ‘Carlos Acutis: Roadmap to Reality’
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“The Toll That Takes on Your Life”: Chris Smith Rejects Sports Documentary Label for Hit Surfing Docuseries ‘100 Foot Wave’
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Qumra’s Quiet Strength: Championing Documentaries from the MENA Region and Beyond
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The Synthesis: We Must Protect Human Creativity from Being Flattened by AI
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Exclusive: A-Doc Announces Four 2025 AAPI Futures Impact Producer Fellows
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Dark Night of the Body: Sylvain George’s Obscure Night Trilogy Uncovers Immigration Experiences
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“He’s Kind of the Original Vlogger”: In ‘The Best of Me,’ Heather Landsman Traces Ricardo López’s Violent Obsession with Björk 
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Exclusive: AmDoc Announces Twelve 2025 Wyncote Fellows, Nominated by PBS Indies
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Exclusive: Clip From Sasha Wortzel’s ‘River of Grass’
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Defend Public Media in the United States
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“Literally and Knowingly Poisoned”: Zhanana Kurmasheva Discusses ‘We Live Here’
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Rebranding at 20, Commitments to Collective Filmmaking, and the Release of ‘Emergent City’: Making a Production Updates From Meerkat Media
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“The Police Are Just A Bandaid”: Shashwati Talukdar And Cheryl Hess on Hot Docs-Premiering ‘Marriage Cops’
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Berwick 2025: Round Here
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BAVC Media Announces Six 2025 MediaMaker Fellows
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Could Policy Be the Answer?
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