Author: documentaryfestival

I’ve written a post previously about my lack of productivity while I’ve been staying at home as a result of the impact covid-19 has had on the world. But then I started thinking about what it will be like when it is time to go back to work, and I just don’t know how I’m […]… Continue reading I Don’t Know How I’ll Be Able to Find Time for Work When This Crisis Is Over I — Borden’s Blather

Our mission at SAW is to foster conversations about this thing we all love (or love to hate): film/TV. Many of our features are designed with you in mind. Your opinions, to be more to the point. You have ’em. We want to hear ’em. Question of the Day (QOTD) is exactly what it sounds […]… Continue reading Are Documentaries Considered Movies? — ScreenAge Wasteland

It’s tough being stuck indoors. With not much social activity and nothing from the outer world to inspire you, we have to turn to our screens a lot of times to get our creativity moving again. Movies can be inspiring both personally and for our artistry. Below are some of my favorite movies and documentaries […]… Continue reading Great photography movies and documentaries to check out this weekend — Photofocus

Most of us are stuck at home these days, so why not watch some artsy stuff on Netflix while we’re binge watching, right? We’ve compiled a list of movies and documentaries to inspire you. Enjoy! via 7 Must-Watch Movies and Documentaries for Artists and Creatives — irevuo

This 2019 video says about itself: Eye of the Pangolin is the story of two men on a mission to share the wonder of all four species of African pangolin on camera for the first time ever. Follow their extraordinary journey to remote locations on the African continent, from arid savannah to exotic jungles. Become […]… Continue reading African pangolins, documentary film — Dear Kitty. Some blog

Writing and art in response to the COVID-19 crisis. via Blogging in the Time of Coronavirus: A Reading List — Discover

I struggle with eye contact, have a flat, slightly stilted way of speaking, and walk with a gait. I love learning about relatively minor things in great detail, love telling people about those things, and can get bored quickly on subjects that don’t interest me. Routines or having items in a specific order give me […]… Continue reading So, it’s Autism Awareness Day — Justin McElroy: journalist/ ranker of stuff