Monday Memo: Tiger Production Controversy Breaks Out Over Representation, Telluride Cancelled Due to COVID19 & IDFA Forms Filmmaker Support Department
Somehow I missed Sonya Childress and Natalie Bullock Brown’s call for accountability published in Documentary Magazine last week, so I wanted to make up for it by leading off with that excellent read this week. On the same topic, in an op-ed published yesterday filmmaker Stanley Nelson outlined why we need black filmmakers to tell the […]
Explore documentary cinematography in the current moment, including sessions on filming in sensitive environments; the practicalities and responsibilities of shooting during a pandemic; and a case study on the relationship between cinematographer and subject.
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At this point, it’s been 119 days since I’ve sat in a dark movie theater and taken in a film with a crowd of strangers, and I have serious doubts about when I will be willing and able to again. It’s strange and sad, and yet there are much worse things to be worrying about. That said, thanks to […]
DOC NYC PRO Days and Immersive Classes are paid webinars covering documentary film in the time of Covid-19 Viewers are invited to share comments during the live show. The episodes are taped and able for viewing anytime after registration.
DOC NYC ANNOUNCES 2020 FESTIVAL PLANS AND PROGRAMMING TEAM, WITH FINAL SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL JULY 8
As the number of cases of COVID19 continue to skyrocket once again here in the states, some folks are still debating the risks of going out to the movies (check out Jason Bailey’s interview with Dr. Robert Lahita on the topic). Elsewhere, The Documentary Life podcast and The D-Word have announced a partnership, Sunny Side […]
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DOC NYC Diversity & Equity Initiatives for 2020 and Beyond