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It's usually a good thing when technology and creativity intersect, and that's why it's so easy to love projects like Bear 71, which surpasses everything I previously believed was ... 
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Emmy-award-winning HIGHRISE: Out My Window explores the state of our rapidly urbanising planet within a 360˚ interactive environment.
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By pushing the boundaries of what is considered traditional documentary filmmaking, they are stepping up to compete for the eyes of a generation raised on the often outrageous, unfiltered and unedited user-generated videos that can be found on YouTube and the conflict-driven, scripted reality TV that fills networks.
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When Chicago filmmaker Benjamin Gonzales set out to create a film telling the story of his friend ArLynn Presser's ambitious goal to meet all of her 325 Facebook friends over the course of one year, he wasn't aiming to create a documentary about anxiety...
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[…] Jared talks about how he works as a one-man crew, other equipment he uses, finishing the project, and what future camera he might like to use …
[Part I, in which Jared talks about making the switch to a large sensor DSLR camera, can be found @scoopit http://bit.ly/uqDDT3]
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Wim Wenders’ PINA is a revelation, a magnificent dance film shot in 3D in order to appropriately capture and pay homage to the work of the late Pina Bausch...
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"To establish a correct characterization proposal, it is necessary to analyze the factors that make the interactive documentary to be a new “species” – obviously related to the traditional documentary form and interactive media -, but with its own identity and autonomy to establish itself as an independent genre."
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In the first part of this interview, Jared talks about why he made the movie, and his experience making the switch to shooting with a DSLR.
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Interactive media have long offered creative avenues for makers of non-fiction narrative, but few offerings have so far struck a chord with viewers. Julia Scott-Stevenson discusses an emerging field with key producers and commissioners.
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Kate Bulkey finds crowd-funding is particularly suited to documentaries but perhaps not to all genres of film making...
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I asked them what came to their minds when I told them about the concept of interactive documentary [...]
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Empowering the subjects and informing the world. Macro and micro linked by a narrative thread. Technology used to push the limits, and create the new…
[A form of "conceptual" transmedia storytelling.]
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In this post we will close the series called “The evolution of the Internet, key factor for the interactive documentary” ...
[Part I can be found @scoopit http://bit.ly/uVEEu6 and Part II @scoopit http://bit.ly/sJQt51 ]
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One documentary is using the Internet to tell the story of a new breed of developers who are bringing independent and small-budget games into the spotlight.
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iDocs & social change why are interactive documentaries so good in the digital space???
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The intrinsic nature of the conventional documentary has experienced major changes since the advent of this new type of documentary, as a result of today’s new technological landscape.
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Most documentaries involve months of planning before the first frame of film is shot, but the creators of an in-the-works Occupy Wall Street documentary didn’t have that luxury...
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In this new scenario, we replace the figure of the director (which is most associated with the audiovisual and film genre) with that of the author (because the concept of authorship is one of the major issues in the problems to be resolved) ...
[Part I can be found @scoopit http://bit.ly/sa2zmS]
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What does the word transmedia actually mean? What do documentaries need to be to ensure that they are seen in this complex media world?...
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"The most successful documentaries have lasting impact. This concept isn't revolutionary. Any director pouring his or her life into a documentary wants that effort to be worthwhile. But in today's swiftly changing media landscape, how do filmmakers achieve that impact?"
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While most certainly not an indie, the Bieb's Paramount-released concert film "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never" was indeed the year's top grossing documentary.
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In many ways, 2011 marks the year that independent documentary filmmakers found their voice on Twitter...
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In this second session I focused on providing an overview of the history of the genre [...]
[Part 1 can be found @scoopit http://bit.ly/rtRRPp]
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… what "transmedia" actually means, how documentaries can adapt to take advantage of this new medium and the opportunities it offers for new storytelling techniques.
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We're thrilled to announce the six projects selected for the inaugural year of the TFI New Media Fund, a diverse collection of nonfiction transmedia works exploring everything from the Egyptian Revolution to global health to the "friendly fire" death in Afghanistan of American serviceman Pat Tillman.
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