Every April, over 100,000 delegates converge on the Convention Center in Las Vegas for NAB (National Association of Broadcasters), the largest
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By Brigid Kelly and Thomas White When the Discovery Channel first launched in 1985 with 156,000 subscribers, the Cold War was in full bloom, Apple had
Remembered Earth is the eighth film that former TV news reporter/cinematographer John Grabowska has produced, written and directed for the National
Unlike any other film festival in the world, the Bydgoszcz, Poland-based Plus Camerimage, which ran from November 26 to December 3, celebrates the art
The chopping sound of helicopter blades hovers over a black screen, feeling less like an entrance than a continuous perpetual drone, a cloud that does
Helmrich's 'Position Among the Stars' is nominated for a Humanitas Documentary Award.
At first glance, Danfung Dennis' Hell and Back Again gives the impression of a highly cinematic fiction film. Terrence Malick's latest war epic
Legendary documentary maker Frederick Wiseman received an Award of Distinction from the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) at the 20th Annual
Cinematographer Shana Hagans films a scene for Shakespeare Behind Bars. Courtesy of Philomath Films You may not know what cinematographer Shana Hagan
On Steven Cantor's 'What Remains,' and Gerald Fox's 'Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank.