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The World in Ten Blocks: Web-doc comes alive with the Globe and Mail’s support

by Daniel Glassman
January 17, 2017December 5, 2021
Features/Interviews

The World in Ten Blocks creators Marc Serpa Francoeur and Robinder Uppal discuss their interactive doc about Toronto's diverse make-up.

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4 Tools for Creating Interactive Docs

by Marc Serpa Francoeur Robinder Uppal
March 12, 2015November 7, 2021
Features/Industry

Hey there, 21st Century Doc Maker! Do you want to delve into the world of interactive doc production even if you aren’t a computer programmer? Here’s a quick look at four different

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Interactive Docs for the Nonbelievers

by Marc Serpa Francoeur Robinder Uppal
March 9, 2015November 7, 2021
Features/Industry

Although few conventional doc film projects get funded these days without some sort of interactive component, there are still plenty of grumblings among doc folk as to what all the fuss is

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Inside the Website: Making Media to Accompany Inside Disaster

by Kate McKenna
February 1, 2011May 9, 2022
Features

When Haiti was devastated by an earthquake, Canada’s PTV productions was ready to shoot film and make an extraordinary website for Inside Disaster.

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Policy Matters: Are we going to be a generation of broadband laggards?

by Barri Cohen
November 1, 2009April 20, 2022
Industry

I strongly urge the forming of a national digital panel, one that will bring together leading players from all sectors to begin to think through the long-term issues related to the development

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Festival Download

by Radheyan Simonpillai
November 1, 2008May 9, 2022
Festivals

As digital disrupts conventional distribution models, what will happen to festivals in the age of online viewing habits?

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The New World of Imaginative Seeing

by Sandy Greer
September 1, 2008May 9, 2022
Industry

Pioneers in interactive media among documentary filmmakers can inspire us through their successful projects at a time when broadcasters are losing audiences.

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On HomelessNation.org

by Peter Wintonick
April 1, 2007May 15, 2022
Features

A prime example of ‘docu-cratic’ media making is HomelessNation.org, an interactive documentary engaging several thousand homeless voices across Canada.

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CinemaNet Europe

by Ezra Winton
December 1, 2006May 14, 2022
Industry

CinemaNet Europe is more than a digital distribution network for documentary cinema. It is also a system of partner programmes in various EU countries.

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Video for Change

by Elizabeth Johnston
September 1, 2006May 14, 2022
Features

If you want to make a difference but don’t know where to start, then Video for Change: A Guide for Advocacy and Activism is the book for you.

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How did they capture the love and laughter of poet How did they capture the love and laughter of poets Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley in #ComeSeeMeInTheGoodLight? We chatted with the team to find out!

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The kids are alright! @nidhilvohra looks at the ar The kids are alright! @nidhilvohra looks at the art of student protest in @theencampments & A Night of kKowing Nothing in our current issue. ✊️

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@adambenzine looks at @cbcdocs' hit series at a moment of transition. 

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Want the story behind the @northernsuperleague? @t Want the story behind the @northernsuperleague? @thepitchdoc_nsl follows the fight to establish a women's pro soccer league in Canada. ⚽️

We chatted with director Michèle Hozer at @windsorfilmfest about her documentary hitting the circuit. 

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