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  1. Several ITVS Films to Screen at IDFA

    October 22, 2010

    The following ITVS films have been accepted to IDFA (International Documentary Festival in Amsterdam). Check out the films below and join us in congratulating all the filmmakers! The Team By Patrick Reed   A look at a dramatic TV soap opera series, created after Kenya's violent 2007 presidential election, that Kenyans hope will help bridge deep ethnic

  2. Bioneers Moving Image Festival Screens FUTURESTATES

    September 27, 2010

    The Bioneers Conference — held in San Rafael, CA from Oct. 15-17 — is a leading-edge forum that presents breakthrough solutions for people and planet. This year, ITVS’s FUTURESTATES series will be screened at the event as part of their Moving Image Festival. Media Project Manager Aaron Leventman will be heading up those efforts and filed this report for

  3. The Making of Independent Lens

    September 10, 2010

    With the September 24 deadline for Independent Lens approaching, and the new season premiering next month, BTB has decided to give you an intimate, inside look at how the Emmy Award-wining series gets made. Lois Vossen is the show’s series producer and vice president of ITVS. We sat down with her recently to learn about the curating process behind the

  4. Always Look on the Sunnyside of the Doc

    July 12, 2010

    Last month, the Sunnyside of the Doc International Documentary Market took place in La Rochelle, France. Cynthia Kane, ITVS International programming manager, was on hand to hear from producers and filmmakers from around the world about their latest projects. She reports back on the intimate climate of the event: I honestly thought this might be a

  5. Tip of the Day: Engage Beyond the Broadcast

    June 23, 2010

    The internet is completely revolutionizing all kinds of media by freeing creators from linearity and one-way paradigms. Here at ITVS, we've been working with filmmakers for more than a decade to create multifaceted and multi-platform projects that liberate the story from dusty old limitations. It's easy to get stuck in a familiar way of doing things,