June 2003

Keeping the Real in Reality June 2003

How close is too close? In this issue, we explore the ethical questions of social documentaries and discuss the filmmaker-subject relationship

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June 2003

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Features
Film still from 'Balseros.', featuring a group of people on a small make-shift raft at sea.
How Close Is Too Close? A Consideration of the Filmmaker-Subject Relationship
On Monday, November 16, filmmaker Renee Tajima...
ByLisaLeeman
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And Now, A Word About Sponsors: Taking the Corporate Route to Funding Your Project
"It is difficult to produce a television...
ByKathleenFairweather
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Cinequest Corrals Maverick Filmmakers
Film critic and author Chris Gore named Cinequest...
ByLilyNg
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Nowhere in Africa? Ouagadougou Is the Cannes of the Dark Continent
It is one of the largest film festivals in Africa...
ByMarkJaffee
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Confronting a Global Pandemic: An Examination of the Causes, Cultures and Conditions that Define AIDS
On Rory Kennedy's 'Pandemic: Facing AIDS'
ByTomWhite
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Cutting-Edge Images of the 21st Century: Thessaloniki Doc Fest Focuses on Palestine, Oppression of Women
Offering a full ten-day program of high-quality...
ByAnetteOlsen
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Wolper's Golden Years Now Archived: USC's New Center for the Study of Documentary Honors Producer
"If this piece of film dies, a human thought dies...
ByBobFisher
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Resisting Arrest: Reporting Professionals on the Street Have a Right to Be There
In April 2002, I was videotaping an animal rights...
ByRebeccaHarrell
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Columns
Fast Foreword: The Editor's Column, June 2003
By TomWhite
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Notes from the Reel World: The Board President's Column, June 2003
By MichaelDonaldson
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