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Part 2 The History of America’s Secret Casinos DOCUMENTARY

This professionally produced unique documentary provides a glimpse into an untold chapter of casino history. Before Las Vegas became the gambling attraction that it is, casinos proliferated all across North America, many owned or operated by people who would become Vegas pioneers. This is the story of those people and those casinos, documented by 91 archival film clips (including vintage Hollywood celebrities) some never before seen,. View rare … [Read more...]

Q&A: What do people need to sign to use them in my documentary?

Question by How Should I Know?: What do people need to sign to use them in my documentary? What form do I need to give people saying I can use they're face in my documentary if I show it at film festivals. I am completely serious, I already know people who want to have it they're film fests. Best answer: Answer by Bruce MBasic model release form, check the net and you will find one that will work for you with just a bit of editing to include … [Read more...]

Lastest Documentary News

The Week Ahead: Trombone Shorty, 'Rock of Ages' are Seattle arts highlights The Week Ahead in A&E: The popular documentary film, "Hood to Coast" returns to Seattle this week, so does TV's "Justified." Or take in a little Mozart or Trombone Shorty. Read more on Seattle Times Biz ties link LA stadium panel to venue planner LOS ANGELES - The seasoned local business leaders picked by the mayor to analyze plans for a downtown NFL stadium... Read … [Read more...]

How many film hours are edited out of a full length documentary on average?

Question by Brandi H: How many film hours are edited out of a full length documentary on average? If someone makes a documentary, how many hours do they typically need before sending it in to get edited? Just a ballpark figure... Best answer: Answer by estragonTypical ratios range from about 20 to 1, in a controlled situation where the director really knows what he or she wants, to 200 to 1. The average is probably somewhere between 50 and 100 … [Read more...]

How do I get a grant to make a musical documentary?

by uniondocs Question by James F: How do I get a grant to make a musical documentary? I would like to make a musical documentary on a Rockabilly band that has an amazing stage presence and has been seen and heard by millions of people world wide, they just don;t know it. Best answer: Answer by Eric SFinding grants is a very tricky process, because so many are available but in order to have access to them, you have to meet their guidelines. So … [Read more...]

Documentary focuses on Active Fathers

Documentary focuses on Active Fathers "Step up," that's the message one area filmmaker is sending to Buffalo's failing fathers. Read more on WIVB Buffalo Never Let Me Go (Blu-ray) Highly Recommended THE FILM To review "Never Let Me Go" requires me to spoil "Never Let Me Go," and I understand how delicate a situation that is for some readers. However, the "twist" of the movie isn't a twist at all, but a casual revelation that requires a modest … [Read more...]

Barbara Hammer. Resisting Paradise. Video Lecture Documentary 2005 3/4

www.egs.edu Barbara Hammer lesbian artist, experimental filmmaker, director and feminist talking about Resisting Paradise, French resistance,Henri Matisse and Pierre Bonnard, Creating and directing the movie, asking Can art exist during a time of political crisis and war, experimental documentary, sponsored by harvard University, painters and resisters, the role of males and females, love, hate and war, nazis, fascism, death, World War II, … [Read more...]

Stevie Wonder – Documentary 1980 Hotter than July

This rare documentary was broadcasted for the first time in 1981 by the BBC. It's is about the 1980/1981 USA tour by Stevie Wonder looking at his musical insight and his preparation for a concert, and his appearance at a Washington Rally to celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King. (thanks to GenesisKnights for the update info) For the past few years Anthony Woods has somehow attracted UFOs on a scale unprecedented … [Read more...]