In the second part of our examination of the technology of documentary filmmaking, Roland Denning looks at the tech that enabled the fly on the wall doc.

Chile's next generation of documentary filmmakers embraces new narratives, new tech, and faces down old history.

Chile has experienced an historic cultural change over the past year, led by a mobilized and energetic generation of young and highly educated people demanding change. The world has looked on as ...

Filming everything everywhere as it happens Throughout history there have been filmmakers rebelling against the fantasy world of the movies to present the ‘real’ world that we are living in – the ...

The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) is producing a documentary on the intriguing history of motion-imaging technology to celebrate the Society’s centennial anniversary in ...

Filmmaker Werner Herzog in his 98 minute documentary takes us on a journey.

15 minutes of a rarely-seen BBC documentary demolish the myth that ARPAnet was inspired by nuclear war, and explain the far more intriguing truth.

Following recent release of Vol. 32 of Thoughtworks Technology Radar, explore a short documentary offering behind the scenes insights.

Maurice Gaston, at left, is director of photography for a documentary on the Philadelphia technology community, and David Dylan Thomas, at right, is its director. Photo by Matthew Albasi.