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DFG is a comprehensive resource for those involved in, or interested in, the art and production of documentary film and video. They regularly hold events showcasing new talent, forums with panels of filmmakers, commissioning editors and film specialists talking on topics such as funding or alternative distribution networks. They also provide regular practical, affordable and convenient training for anyone interested in finding out more about documentary film.
The Documentary Filmmakers Group also run the DFGDocs website - a one-stop shop for documentary filmmmakers.
DOX is an English language magazine focused on documentaries. It covers all areas of the genre from all over the world: reviews of new films, reports from festivals, interviews with filmmakers, technical developments, industry issues, aesthetic and ethical issues. It is published by the European Documentary Network - a membership organisation for filmmakers, producers, festivals, distributors, film institutions and universities worldwide. Contact them at: Vognmagergade 10 DK-1120 Copenhagen K, Denmark Tel +45 3313 1122 Fax +45 3313 1144
Broadband documentary channel from Channel 4. FourDocs gives anyone the opportunity to upload a four minute documentary. Also includes interactive guides on how to make short film, video interviews with documentary makers and a library of full length documentaries.
Around the world, the UK is seen as the home of documentary and as the production base for consistently innovative and excellent work. Yet, unlike most other European and American countries, we do not have a permanent centre dedicated to the exhibition, promotion and study of documentary. DocHouse aims to fill this gap and become the definitive heart of documentary activity in the UK, promoting the form for public access, encouraging its use at all levels of education and meeting the needs of documentary makers and audiences. It is a destination for the public, documentary makers, media professionals, students and teachers. It is a place that treasures and tracks the state of the art of this important medium and motivates its future. It brings people together and encourages them to examine the world around them in new ways.
Elizabeth Wood / Helen Wright Riverside Studios Crisp Road London W6 9RL, UK Tel + 44 (0)20 8237 1220 Fax + 44 (0)20 8237 1001
Shooting People is a very large UK Independent Filmmakers Network that connects together over 35,000 people (growing by 300 new people each and every week). They enable people to cast and crew up over 200 independent projects a week and to communicate with each other for advice and support. It costs just £20 a year to be a full member with a lesser, free service available for people to check it out first if they want.
Shooting People runs networks with daily or bi-weekly email bulletins for: The Filmmakers Network The Casting Network The Screenwriters Network The Animation Network The Documentary Network The Music Video Network
A biennial festival, the world's most prestigious and influential event for the wildlife and environmental filmmaking industry. 2006 festival dates: 15-19 October
The Wildscreen Trust
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