Not bad for a 20-minute documentary about a bear trapped, tagged, released and kept under surveillance by park rangers in Banff National Park.ĭirectors Leanne Allison, Jeremy Mendes and the entire project team were in Park City for the premiere, as well as NFB chairman and government film commissioner Tom Perlmutter and English Program director general Cindy Witten to support the project, a clear sign that the NFB is serious about its role in the development of the medium. Since then, the site has attracted over 106,000 views by 95,000 people and has been nominated for three Webby Awards. Such is the case with the NFB's latest effort, Bear 71, which premiered as an interactive installation in the New Frontier program at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. So it should come as no surprise that the NFB is playing a leading role in the development of the so-called "interactive documentary." Some of the early projects evolved as interactive companion sites to NFB-produced documentaries such as Waterlife and Capturing Reality: The Art of Documentary, but more recent projects live solely online, apart from the odd special presentation at a film festival. Then again, the NFB has long explored the possibilities of the moving image, having produced over 13,000 groundbreaking animated and documentary films in its long history. Indeed it is, especially for a 70-plus-year-old government institution. It's scary," states the "About" page on nfb.ca/interactive, the website for Canada's National Film Board. Medium for sound other Other physical details digital. Label Capturing Reality : The Art of Documentary Link Publication System details Mode of access: World Wide Web Video recording format other flv file, sound Publisher number 1137525 Quality assurance targets not applicable Reformatting quality unknown Sound sound Sound on medium or separate sound on medium Specific material designation Note Title from title frames Antecedent source unknown Carrier category online resource Carrier category codeĬarrier MARC source rdacarrier Configuration of playback channels unknown Content category two-dimensional moving image Content type codeĬontent type MARC source rdacontent Dimensions unknown Extent 1 online resource (1 video file, approximately 98 min.) File format unknown Form of item online Governing access note Available to cardholders of participating libraries only Level of compression unknown Media category San Francisco, California, USA, Kanopy Streaming, 2015.Capturing Reality : The Art of Documentary.Label Capturing Reality : The Art of Documentary Link Instantiates Cataloging source CaSfKAN Characteristic videorecording Date time place Originally produced by First Run Features in 2009 Ferrari, Pepita Runtime 97 Documentary films Summary expansion System requirements: Adobe Flash Player Target audience adult Technique live action Deftly charting the documentarian?s journey, it poses the question: can film capture reality?. Featuring interviews with 38 directors and 163 film clips from classics such as Grey Gardens and The Thin Blue Line, as well as recent work like Darwin?s Nightmare and Touching the Void, Capturing Reality explores the complex creative process that goes into making non-fiction films. Language eng Summary From cinema-vérité pioneers Albert Maysles and Joan Churchill to maverick moviemakers like Errol Morris, Werner Herzog and Nick Broomfield, the world?s best documentarians reflect upon the unique power of their genre in this comprehensive and eye-opening two-disc box set. Documentary films - Production and direction.Label Capturing Reality : The Art of Documentary Title Capturing Reality Title remainder The Art of Documentary Contributor
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