“American Mongrel,” written and directed by Micro-Documentaries colleague, Deniz Demirer, follows a road trip across the American West and incorporates impromptu locations and characters that the cast and crew met along the way, resulting in circumstances and filmmaking richness they never could have imagined when they first set out.
“Modern Nature,” the first major exhibition to examine Georgia O’Keeffe’s paintings based on her experiences at Lake George, sheds fascinating insight on the nature of art and storytelling, equally well applicable to short film.
BuzzFeed’s “Viral Lab” launches content across the Internet on a daily basis. We explore some of its secrets for going viral and how those lessons apply to short film distribution.
“The Sunnydale Kids” won the prestigious Golden Gate award at the San Francisco International Ocean Film Festival, which brings together a global collection of films to celebrate the importance of the ocean and the need for all of us to chip in as its stewards.
Even if the content is inspiring and educational and the speakers compelling, speeches and panels don’t usually make for good films. We explore why and how organizations can solve the problem by offering a highlights version, like the Clinton Foundation recently did.