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Nina Gilden Seavey, founder/director of The Documentary Center at George Washington University Editor's Note: Documentary magazine has devoted many

I have had job interviews and meetings with some of the best independent documentary filmmakers around. Some of them hired me for paying jobs; others

A review of 'American Ethnographic Film and Personal Documentary: The Cambridge Turn'

Have you seen J.P. Sniadecki and Libbie D. Cohn's absorbing documentary People's Park, an 89-minute film shot in one continual take that puts the

Documentary film winners David Aristizabal of the USC (left), Rachel Loube of the School of Visual Arts (center) and Daniel Kowhler of Elon University

DOCS ROCK, a bold new program developed for high school students by the IDA, is anchored on the premise that documentary films are a cultural art form

A temple entrance in Vientaine, Laos. Photo: Rachel Gardin Mark Earlier this year, I was invited to be a film envoy for the American Film Showcase

'American Promise' opens in theaters October 18 through Impact Partners.

Documentaries seem to have latched onto the public conscience in a big way in recent years, thanks in large part to passionate filmmakers with a

Not so long ago, before the introduction of videotape, almost all documentary films made in England were shot on 16mm, and scriptwriting was mandatory