DOC 40100: Documentary Industries
The D-Word
- The D-WordRegister for a free account. The D-Word hosts discussions about the art, craft, business and social impact of documentary film. Our Public topics are open to all but limited to just a few discussions. Documentary professionals, however, can apply for free access to a wide range of industry discussions (and more!) in our Business, Creative, Social, and Technical topics. Founded in 1999, The D-Word has become the leading documentary community with more than 17,000 members from 140 countries
Keep Informed
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From the Library:
- Variety (ProQuest)Oct 25, 1972 (Vol. 268, no. 11) - present
- Hollywood Reporter (Nexis Uni)May 15, 1991 - present
- Broadcasting & Cable (EBSCO)07/05/1999 to present
Publisher Websites:
- Documentary MagazineFrom the International Documentary Association.
- IndieWire Since launching on July 15, 1996, IndieWire has grown into the leading news, information and networking site for independent-minded filmmakers, the industry and moviegoers alike.
