Washington National Cathedral will screen
Good Work: Masters of the Building Arts,” a new documentary from Academy Award-winning directors Marjorie Hunt and Paul Wagner showcasing ten artisans in the building trade, including four with...
View ArticleGetting To Truth At The Smithsonians History Film Forum
The cast and showrunners for NBC's “Timeless” at the History Film Forum panel on March 9, 2017. read more
View ArticleParticipant Media Promotes Veteran Executives Jonathan King And Diane...
LOS ANGELES (September 10, 2017) – Participant Media has elevated Jonathan King and Diane Weyermann to the newly established roles of Presidents, with King overseeing narrative film and television...
View ArticleParticipant Media Grows Feature Team with the Appointment of Elaine Chin as...
LOS ANGELES, CA (April 23, 2018) – Participant Media announced today that it has named Elaine Chin to the role of Senior Vice President, Narrative Film. Reporting to Jonathan King, Participant’s...
View ArticleToronto Documentary Forum (Hot Docs)
Widely regarded as the most effective international documentary market in North America, the Toronto Documentary Forum (TDF) is a dynamic pitching event that stimulates international co-production...
View ArticleFilm Screening of "Leo Tolstoy and Dziga Vertov" with Director Galina Evtushenko
What do the literary giant Leo Tolstoy and the avant-garde film-maker Dziga Vertov have in common? This documentary film explores both artists’ aesthetic motivations, outlooks on life, and biographies,...
View ArticleStarz Releases Official Trailer for new Original Series "America to Me" Set...
Santa Monica, CA (June 29, 2018) – Starz announced today that the new unscripted 10-part series “America To Me” will premiere on Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 9 PM ET/PT. This insightful documentary...
View ArticleScreen Australia announces $2.7 million for 14 new documentary projects
This latest slate includes Revelation, a three-part series commissioned by the ABC where award-winning journalist Sarah Ferguson investigates the forces behind child abuse inside the Catholic Church...
View ArticleShe Roars podcast: Chai Vasarhelyi talks about making a difference through...
Academy Award winner Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi sat down with the “She Roars” podcast to talk about her latest film, “Free Solo,” and her memories of Princeton.read more
View ArticlePARTICIPANT, NETFLIX AND HIGHER GROUND PRODUCTIONS' AMERICAN FACTORY WINS...
LOS ANGELES – February 9, 2020 – Participant is extremely proud to add American Factory, a Higher Ground Productions and Participant presentation of a Netflix Original Documentary, to its growing list...
View ArticleIndiana Humanities funded five short films exploring how Hoosiers experience...
In 2019, five award-winning Indiana filmmakers were chosen by Indiana Humanities to create short documentaries examining the ways Hoosiers experience urban and rural identities today. The films—about a...
View ArticleQ&A with The Earthkeepers Filmmaker Mitch Teplitsky
Earlier this year we toured the INseparable Films to eight cities and towns and now they will be available to enjoy from your home. On April 21, The Earthkeepers premieres on Facebook at 7 p.m. ET....
View ArticleKRWG to showcase NMSU CMI students pandemic films July 9, 11, 12
Students in Lapid’s Border Documentary Film Production and the Social Impact of Film classes were left wondering what to do next. Three students had filmed enough material to complete their...
View ArticleBerkeley Talks: Late filmmaker Marlon Riggs on making Tongues Untied
Subscribe to Berkeley Talks, a Berkeley News podcast that features lectures and conversations at UC Berkeley.read more
View ArticleNanfu Wang: The camera gave me courage and justification
Born in a small village in Jiangxi Province, China, documentary filmmaker Nanfu Wang was drawn to storytelling from a young age. Nanfu credits her father with introducing her to the art and tradition...
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