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An older man and and a white stork sit by the fire as a group performs a traditional Macedonian ritual.

How The Tale of Silyan Magically Blends Myth and Reality

by Pat Mullen
December 5, 2025
Features/Interviews

An interview with The Tale of Silyan director Tamara Kotevska and cinematographer Jean Dakar about capturing the relationship between a farmer and a white stork that proves his kindred spirit.

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Remembering Mike Boland, the “Human Steadicam”

by Mark Johnston
October 20, 2025
Features

Remembering Mike Boland, the Emmy and Gemini winning cinematographer of documentaries like Home Game and Struggle for Democracy and Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World.

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Iris Ng: Visualizing stories

by Rachel Ho
February 20, 2024
Features

Iris Ng is a prolific cinematographer who has shot documentaries including Stories We Tell, The League of Exotique Dancers, and Migrant Dreams.

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“Question Everything”: Iris Ng on the Art of Cinematography

by Pat Mullen
November 28, 2017
Features/Industry

Iris Ng, the great cinematographer of documentaries such as Stories We Tell, A Better Man, The Apology and Netflix’s Making a Murderer, joined NFB producer Lea Marin (Unarmed Verses) for an engaging

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Visionary: The Camera Eye of Vic Sarin

by Nancy Lanthier
February 28, 2017
Features

Vic Sarin celebrates the art of cinematography in Keepers of the Magic.

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Vic Sarin Finds the Magic

by Nancy Lanthier
October 7, 2016
Festivals/Interviews

Vic Sarin's life-long interest in the cinematography led him to make his latest project, the feature-length documentary film, Keepers of the Magic, which he directed and produced.

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TIFF Review: ‘Anatomy of Violence’

by Pat Mullen
September 15, 2016
Reviews/TIFF

Deepa Mehta’s Anatomy of Violence is a bold and exciting addition to documentary culture

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Pointed View: Richard Stringer

by Gail Singer
April 1, 2008
Features

No one who has known Richard Stringer will ever forget him; he will always be part of the landscape of our imaginations.

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High Definition for Dummies

by Richard Stringer
October 1, 2007
Industry

Now HD product has a rapidly growing presence in broadcast television. There is more HD programming, TVs are bigger, designed for HD.

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