documentary

Filmmaking is a team sport, says award-winning doc producer Alex Schmider, who’s pitching his latest project, KICK, this week at DOC NYC.

Veteran documentary producer Amy Herdy on the epiphanies she had making her directorial debut, Parrot Kindergarten.

Director Elizabeth Lo shares the backstory to her remarkable new doc, an intimate portrait of the disentangling of a real-life love triangle.

Scott Cummings, whose film Realm of Satan is out now, looks back on his unlikely roots in adult entertainment.

As his new feature, The Ride Ahead, premieres today on POV, Samuel Habib shares a personal video essay on his backstory.

Producer Greg Stewart takes a clear-eyed look at the current trend of shunning "difficult" art and the problems that stem from that.

Karla Murthy shares the experience of turning the camera on herself and her family in her latest feature, The Gas Station Attendant.

Emmy winner Ryan Smith, whose film Soldiers of Song is out now, on his experiences making documentaries about and with the people of Ukraine.

Sally Aitken pens a timely and poignant essay on Los Angeles, the setting for her new documentary, Every Little Thing.

The Oscar-winning British filmmaker on a standout documentary from the past year, an Israeli-Palestinian portrait of the West Bank.

Documentary filmmaker Alison Tavel on her father, her newly released feature, Resynator, and her personal definition of success.

Night is Not Eternal director Nanfu Wang on what she has learned from living and making work in the U.S. in the past 13 years.