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Presenting? Your Reality TV Show or Documentary Film Concept!

by gwen Presenting? Your Reality TV Show or Documentary Film Concept! Ok, so you’ve poured yourself over the monthly and weekly periodicals at your local newsstand.  After careful research, you know exactly what your audience usually reads. You’ve spotted at least a half dozen ADS in those magazines and identified your first brand targets.  The prospective brands match your concept for a reality TV show or documentary film and you … [Read more...]

Ken Burns – Video Tribute – News & Documentary Emmy Awards

On the occasion of Ken Burn's Lifetime Achievement honor at the 29th Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards (2008), this special video tribute was produced and premiered. In his thirty years as a documentary filmmaker, Ken Burns has produced over 20 films, among them some of the most accomplished historical documentaries of our time. He is perhaps best known for his 1990 film The Civil War, the highest rated series in the history of Public … [Read more...]

Short Documentary Films

by uniondocs Short Documentary Films A Documentary film is a great way of exploiting cinema's potential for observing life. It is a visual expression that strives to document reality. It is also often regarded as a filmmaking practice, a cinematic tradition, and mode of audience reception. A good short documentary film in the form of a multimedia presentation can leave the most powerful impact on the viewer's mind. With time, … [Read more...]

Lastest Directing Documentary News

Fall Film Guide The summer-time booms and shrieks from the megaplex are fading away, and now movie-lovers settle in for sweater weather and more varied offerings. Several returning festivals offer lesser-seen fare, and come the holidays the Oscars contenders start popping up. The first of the 'Burgh ... By Al Hoff. Read more on Pittsburgh City Paper Victory bonds: Community garden on World War II site inspires film, book Unlike the World War II … [Read more...]

Q&A: Where can I watch “The Last Days” for Free? Its a Holocaust Documentary by Steven Spielberg.?

by shutter_se7en Question by GustavoM: Where can I watch "The Last Days" for Free? Its a Holocaust Documentary by Steven Spielberg.? Can anyone gve me a direct link to watch the documentary for Free? I know that there are hundreds of website that have streaming movies but I cannot find this particular film. Can anyone help me find it? I don't want ton download any program, I just want to stream the film like on youtube. Best answer: Answer by … [Read more...]

How should a documentary filmmaker ask a filming location’s owner, to shoot there?

by moniquewingard Question by forrstarr: How should a documentary filmmaker ask a filming location's owner, to shoot there? Basically, I want to shoot inside a business, but I am uncertain how to approach the owner and also how should I ask for his permission? I want to be careful to protect my idea and not get ripped off. Best answer: Answer by donna pshould just ask....don't give him details...just tell him of your intentions.....and always … [Read more...]

What was the discovery channel documentary that went down in an underground river?

Question by Lee: What was the discovery channel documentary that went down in an underground river? It's a fairly recent documentary, I believe in the past year, and it featured an underground river system either in Mexico or somewhere else in Central America. They showed aerial views of the river mouths, which just looked like little lakes, and then showed divers going down in the water. It was fairly extensive and I want to think it was part … [Read more...]

Documentary to screen at high school

Documentary to screen at high school "Hand Held," a documentary film directed by two-time Academy Award nominee Don Hahn, will make its premiere on the West Coast at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 24 at the Juneau-Douglas High School Auditorium. The film tells the story of internationally acclaimed photographer Michael Carroll, who is also the founder and president of Romanian Children's Relief. Carroll was one of the first photographers to ... Read more on … [Read more...]