Some of the most established names in the business will share their thoughts on how trends have changed in documentary film. From cinema verite, to talking heads. to personal diary, to reenactments, and more--how have styles and aesthetics evolved? Are there new themes in documentary filmmaking that differ from the past? How have these filmmakers paved the
way for up and coming directors?
Panelists
Geoffrey Gilmore (Moderator), Codirector, Sundance Film Festival
Susan Froemke, Lalee’s Kin: The Legacy of Cotton
William Greaves, Ralph Bunche
Barbara Hammer, History Lessons
Chris Hegedus, Startup.com
Albert Maysles, Lalee’s Kin: The Legacy of Cotton
D.A. Pennebarker, Startup.com
Credits
| Geoffrey Gilmore
Panelist | Susan Frömke
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| William Greaves
Panelist | Barbara Hammer
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| Chris Hegedus
Panelist | Albert Maysles
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| D.A. Pennebaker
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