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Among the early stakeholders in your documentary career are your teachers—whether at the high school level, to provide that crucial early spark of
Student interest in college courses focusing on documentary media has never been higher. Why? Certainly, "documenting" their lives via Instagram and
By Steven Beer, Jake Levy and Neil Rosini To generate income and engage new audiences, documentary producers are increasingly turning to educational
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"The dramatist, valuing the integrity and organic nature of struggle, treats the audience with respect and genuinely explores something. You can tell
For any young aspiring filmmaker, entering the world of documentary can be a challenging endeavor. And if you're a person of color, or have limited
The line that traditionally separated documentary filmmakers from journalists increasingly is becoming blurred, if not erased. As the disciplines
Whether or not you grab Arabic booza from your local corner store, the summers in Beirut are still humid. Half a million people are finally out of
Once considered the red-headed step-child of the academic film world, documentary has become popular in academia, where experience with nonfiction
Thirteen years after Wesley Hogan received her doctorate degree in history from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, in 2000, she returned to