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With Sundance Boost, Even Original Documentaries Could Make a Comeback in 2024

By Anthony Kaufman

With Sundance Boost, Even Original Documentaries Could Make a Comeback in 2024

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Embodying Accessibility: Six Tips for Incorporating Access Into Your Filmmaking

By Set Hernandez

Embodying Accessibility: Six Tips for Incorporating Access Into Your Filmmaking

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“As Authentic as Any Psychic Interaction Can Be”: Lana Wilson on ‘Look Into My Eyes’

By Lauren Wissot

“As Authentic as Any Psychic Interaction Can Be”: Lana Wilson on ‘Look Into My Eyes’

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“A Symphony of Echoing Voices”: Arun Bhattarai and Dorottya Zurbó on ‘Agent of Happiness’

By Lauren Wissot

“A Symphony of Echoing Voices”: Arun Bhattarai and Dorottya Zurbó on ‘Agent of Happiness’

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“I Write Stories Using Light”: Asmae El Moudir Discusses ‘The Mother of All Lies’

By Lauren Wissot

“I Write Stories Using Light”: Asmae El Moudir Discusses ‘The Mother of All Lies’

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“The Ladder of Creative Risk”: Luke Moody Discusses the BFI Doc Society Fund

By Soheil Rezayazdi

“The Ladder of Creative Risk”: Luke Moody Discusses the BFI Doc Society Fund

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“I Think Linearity Is a Trap”: Deborah Stratman Discusses ‘Last Things’

By Dan Schindel

“I Think Linearity Is a Trap”: Deborah Stratman Discusses ‘Last Things’

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An Independent Spirit: Dara Messinger Discusses DCTV’s Firehouse Cinema

By Shane Smith

An Independent Spirit: Dara Messinger Discusses DCTV’s Firehouse Cinema

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Inside DOC NYC: Power, Profit, and Community at America’s “Largest” Doc Fest

By Anthony Kaufman

Inside DOC NYC: Power, Profit, and Community at America’s “Largest” Doc Fest

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“Mongolia Felt Very Familiar”: Martina Radwan Discusses ‘Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow’

By Amarsanaa Battulga

“Mongolia Felt Very Familiar”: Martina Radwan Discusses ‘Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow’

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A West Coast Perspective With Global Focus: Nani Walker Discusses L.A. Times Short Docs

By Sue Ding

A West Coast Perspective With Global Focus: Nani Walker Discusses L.A. Times Short Docs

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“Unflinchingly Brave and Pro-Justice”: Nisha Pahuja Discusses ‘To Kill a Tiger’

By Nilosree Biswas

“Unflinchingly Brave and Pro-Justice”: Nisha Pahuja Discusses ‘To Kill a Tiger’

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