In part two of a career-ranging conversation with POV’s editor, Wild talks about her filmmaking process and the documentaries A Rustling of Leaves, Blockade and A Place Called Chiapas.
Wintonick takes us on a documentary road movie, traveling coast-to-coast, to celebrate 25 years of DOC (Documentary Organization of Canada).
Profiling a maverick filmmaker and actress, who has collaborated on two new films premiering this fall: Only and Nurse. Fighter. Boy.
Private investors completely financed Pontypool, Bruce McDonald’s new $1.5 million feature. Tong examines a truly independent Canadian film.
How do you write a documentary? Veteran writer and filmmaker Cole analyzes what makes a doc story work and offers a manifesto on how to make one yourself.
How will the Internet change how docs are made and promoted? Wolfe investigates.
Interactive media presents filmmakers with fresh opportunities and challenges. Greer assesses the burgeoning world of websites, games and audio players.
What one Canadian learned at IDFA (International Documentary Filmfestival, Amsterdam).
Art projects meet docs in Kassel, Germany’s annual festival.
On the greening of the University of Toronto.
Larry Kent’s bilingual feature is fondly recalled.
The CRTC tries to regulate the ‘Net – too late.