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Documentary Directors Roundtable

Documentary Directors Roundtable

The Awards season might be kicking off setting up their upcoming ceremonies with the nominations. It may not be 2014 quite yet but to get us into the spirit of the awardsย ย THRย release their annual series of round table discussions and tonight it’s the turn of the documentary directors.

If your looking to hear fascinating stories or how those from the industry see fellow pros these fantastic videos will do the trick,from the actors, actress, directors, producers even cinematographers and those seen as the up and coming breakthrough stars all get a chance. Tonight we hear from Errol Morris (The Unknown Known), Lucy Walker (The Crash Reel), Alex Gibney (The Armstrong Lie, We Steal Secrets), Morgan Neville (20 Feet From Stardom), Teller (Timโ€™s Vermeer), James Toback (Seduced and Abandoned). All talking about their struggles to get their films to the big screen, production methods even subject matters ย and host more of topics creep up making this video well worth 60 minutes of your time.

I will post the other videos I ashamedly missed thanks to the nightmarish job I had, some of you may ave seen them already if you have there worth checking ย and if you haven’t they are fantastic videos to watch, enjoy…..

source:ย ย THR


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