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Documentary: A History of the Non-Fiction Film Erik Barnouw
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

As for more legit spots, I am excited about the recent upload by British Pathe of their entire archive of 85,000 films, most of which are newsreel clips of historical events, so short but also so vital to any nonfiction enthusiast. In the film section, documentary reviews rarely exceed 900 words, even when it comes to a title previously lauded at festivals such as MAN ON WIRE or PRAY THE DEVIL BACK TO HELL. Many of them are best found directly through the . Sep 15, 2013 - The term nonfiction film is most commonly applied to documentary cinema, but it has also been used to describe avant-garde films. May 27, 2014 - Obviously there are tons of great nonfiction films not found in the Netflix Watch Instantly library, and maybe not even in the Netflix DVD library. 709 format specific to The Presidents' Gatekeepers also went through a pass on PostWorks' Film Master, not for color-grading, but to take advantage of the system's restoration toolset. It's an excellent A recent book review on the oral history of George Plimpton topped 3600 words. Dec 5, 2013 - Most nonfiction TV is shot using the Rec. Nov 24, 2008 - My friend and colleague Thom Powers has just posted a lengthy essay on his Stranger Than Fiction blog calling for (a) film critic(s) who will specialize in nonfiction film. In this post, we'll trail documentary film history. Nov 18, 2005 - It also draws on analogy: documentary filmmakers should have the same kind of access to copyrighted materials that is enjoyed by cultural and historical critics who work in print media and by news broadcasters. A behind-the-scenes account of what it's like to serve as chief of staff in the White House, the documentary included a large number of news clips and other archival materials, much of it decades old and in poor condition.