We're about mid-way through the 20th annual DC Environmental Film Festival, which features an astounding 180 films, and not just documentary -- narrative, animated, experimental and more. What's impressive is not just the breadth of films involved, but that this festival takes advantage of the kind of experiences unique to our nation's capital. Read more...
IP system is broken, but we can rebuild it." Legal scholars and activists gathered to set the rebuild agenda. 
Documentary has always been an exercise in freedom of expression. This year's 
The partners in the Living Docs Project believe that the ethos of the web – collaboration, constant learning, and iteration — offers a fundamentally new way of producing documentary. We hold events, celebrate projects and share code to explore the unique possibilities that the web offers to documentary creators.
Documentaries may not be changing change, but they're changing just about everything else.