New Challenges for Documentary: Second EditionAlan Rosenthal, John Corner Manchester University Press, 13 may 2005 - 507 páginas The first edition of this book provided a major stimulus for teaching about documentary film and television and fresh encouragement for critical thinking about practice. This second edition brings together many new contributions both from academics and filmmakers, reflecting shifts both in documentary production itself, and in ways of discussing it. Once again, the emphasis has been on clear and provocative writing, sympathetic to the practical challenges of documentary filmmaking but making connections with a range of work in media and communications analysis.With its wide range of contributors and the international scope of its agenda, this will be essential reading for general filmmakers and documentary students both of academic and practical inclinations. |
Índice
The Voice of Documentary Bill Nichols | 17 |
Reflexivity and the Documentary | 34 |
Television Documentary and the Category of | 48 |
Truth History and | 59 |
The Canadian Film Board Unit B D B Jones | 79 |
An Interview | 94 |
An Interview with Peter Watkins | 110 |
An Interview with | 121 |
The McCarthy See It Now Broadcast Fred W Friendly | 267 |
An Independent with the Networks Robert L Drew | 280 |
An Independent with Israel TV Alan Rosenthal | 293 |
Reflections on An American Family Craig Gilbert | 307 |
Documentary as Episodic Television Ben Levin | 327 |
The Crisis of 1999 John Ellis | 342 |
Versions of History | 361 |
History on the Public Screen I Donald Watt | 363 |
A Conversation with Dennis | 128 |
A Symposium Barbara Zheutlin | 150 |
Staying Alive Alan Rosenthal | 167 |
Issues of Ethics and Aesthetics | 179 |
Ethics Brian Winston | 181 |
The Ethics of Documentary Filming Calvin Pryluck | 194 |
The Ethics of Image Making or Theyre Going to Put Me in the Movies Theyre Going to Make a Big Star Out of Me Jay Ruby | 209 |
Word Is Out and Gay U S A Lee Atwell | 220 |
Building a MockDocumentary Schema Jane Roscoe and Craig Hight | 230 |
Music and Documentary John Corner | 242 |
A Review Christopher Sharrett and William Luhr | 253 |
Copyright Camerawork Pty Ltd | 261 |
Changing Contexts in Television | 265 |
History on the Public Screen II Jerry Kuehl | 372 |
Content Production and Reception John OConnor | 382 |
Narration Invention and History Jeffrey Youdelman | 397 |
An Apologia for Popular Historical Documentaries Dirk Eitzen | 409 |
Archive and Imagination Stella Bruzzi | 419 |
Border Disputes | 433 |
The Law and Regulation Derek Paget | 435 |
US Docudrama and Movie of the Week Steve Lipkin | 453 |
The Politics of Passion an Interview with Antony Thomas Alan Rosenthal | 463 |
Dramatised Documentary Leslie Woodhead | 475 |
Where Are We Going and How and Why? Ian McBride | 485 |
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