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So You Want to Work in Documentary...Tips on Getting Started, in Documentary magazine, Fall 2009 Rights laws dysfunctional in media Wild West, excerpt of Archival Storytelling (with Kenn Rabin) in Current (print edition), January 12, 2009 Fair Dealing, Moral Rights and More, excerpt of Archival Storytelling in Shooting People blog, November 21, 2008 The Ethics of Archival Storytelling, excerpt of Archival Storytelling in IDA ezine, October 2008 Book review, Patricia Aufderheide's Documentary Film, in IDA ezine, March 4, 2008 Book review, in The Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, October 2007 Creative License vs. Creative Arrangement, in the Writer's Store ezine, May 2007 You Need Somebody There to Document It, in DoubleTake/Points of Entry, Spring/Summer 2007 Objectivity and Intimacy, in studentfilmmakers, October 2006 When the Levees Broke, in studentfilmmakers, August 2006 Watching Eyes on the Prize, in DoubleTake/Points of Entry, Fall/Winter 2006 Story First, in studentfilmmakers, April 2006 Eyes on the Rights, in Documentary, June 2005 From Idea to Story, in AIVF's The Independent, December 2003 Know Narration's Nuances, in Writer's Digest, October 2003 Collaborating on Documentaries, in the Writer's Store e-zine, March 2004 Documentary Storytelling, in the Writer's Store e-zine, July 2004 Also, various articles and reviews in Maine in Print, The Boston Phoenix, New England Entertainment Digest, Sojourner, and elsewhere. |
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Fundraising Proposals I write and/or consult on requests to public and private agencies -- humanities councils, science foundations, etc. -- with individual grants so far ranging from $40,000 to $700,000 each. (An hour of prime time PBS can costs as much as $650,000 or more to produce, including not only research, shooting, and editing, but also clearance of music and footage rights; a theatrical documentary may cost upwards of $1.2 million.) Outreach and education components are additional. Successful proposals include: |
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