Visual Journalism

Looking back at television’s more than 50-year history, the “golden years” for documentaries on both the networks and the affiliates came during a 20-year period beginning in the mid-1960’s and…

Using film to tell a story changes nearly everything.

Scott Trent peers inside Monteith School, the oldest black school structure in South Carolina Eau Claire High School color guard practicing a routine Toliver’s Mane Event barber shop Parishioners at…

At ‘Frontline,’ the producers and their vision are front and center.

Withdrawal of advertising and emergence of news magazines were among the factors that killed it.

Technology, culture and economics will determine its future.

The Indivisible project portrays grassroots activitiy in 12 communities.

Chris Steele-Perkins captures a people’s grace and culture.

At a time when so much of journalism is quicker, shorter and hyped to grab the public’s presumed short-attention span, the documentary—with its slower pace and meandering moments—is finding receptive…

Films serve as powerful catalysts for the Television Race Initiative.