| The documentarians who were at the awards show are all fine film-makers, but also good, really hard working people. |
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| But certainly when the camera's on it changes the situation and a filmmaker's presence alters the reality that the documentarians are reflecting. |
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| Do you think film-makers, apart from documentarians, have responded on a political level as strongly as they could? |
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| The point is supposed to be about how documentarians exploit and manipulate their subjects in order to make entertainment for the masses. |
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| Many documentarians hide behind their cameras, editing out any trace of themselves from their finished product. |
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| He focused on her Depression-era photographs and early work for the magazine, viewing Mieth as a precursor to later social documentarians. |
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| The nature of the event will make it possible for ordinary citizens to act as documentarians, spot-news photographers, and paparazzi. |
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| Please, documentarians of the world, stay behind the camera and let your subjects do the talking. |
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| What distinguished his films from those of other documentarians was the blending of artful narrative with scientifically grounded ethnography. |
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| Not too many documentarians adjust their style of film-making to the subject. |
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| Many other independent documentarians worked in Sarajevo as well, making remarkable films about the city's ordeal. |
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| He believes that training for documentarians should be offered in art schools, not in communications departments. |
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| Nonetheless, they manage to suggest the emotional breadth of the documentary and give us a glimpse into what compels documentarians and their fans. |
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| The most interesting discovery though may have been the fact that some of the photographers of the 19th century surveys had not solely been documentarians. |
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| Alex and Kehane are two of the greatest American documentarians that we have, so we knew we were in really good creative hands. |
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| More independent documentarians than ever are turning to low-budget digital video, and the result can be a visual disaster when transferred to film for festivals. |
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| Tashi Tshering, a young Bhutanese man, operates a travel agency for filmmakers and documentarians. |
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| When will documentarians learn that much of this material can stand on its own, without an alternately plucky and maudlin background score, telling us what to feel? |
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| It's awfully late in the cycle of embedded and ride-along war journalism, the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan having been covered by news organizations and documentarians to the point, some might say, of oversaturation. |
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| July 5 and 6 Christophe Caudron will be in Marseilles to represent the EFEO Library at the first session of DocAsie, a network grouping together librarians and documentarians in collections specializing in Asia. |
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| And, by bringing documentaries to a wider audience through theatrical release we can expose even more Canadians to the outstanding and important work being done by this country's documentarians. |
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| For proof his involvement in 1975 in the collective EXIT, a group of documentarians who consecrate themselves to the study of social problems in British towns. |
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| Three filmmakers involved in training emerging documentarians in Europe and the United States share their visions of how to communicate the desire to tell the story. |
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| The follow-up committee on training documentarians will pursue its work. |
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| Historians, biographers, documentarians and special newspaper supplements seem to agree that the humiliations at the hands of his father made Frederick II hard, bitter, extremely ambitious and lonely during his 46-year reign. |
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| Whereas photojournalists and documentarians reacted with caution to what came to be called digital imaging, other types of photographers were generally enthusiastic about its possibilities. |
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| The film's leads include Vincent Maeder, who also directs, and Navah Raphael, who also produces, as two documentarians seeking answers to the mysteries of love. |
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| Where, that is, are its devout documentarians, its passionate novelists? |
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