Lingo on Docs
Kathleen Lingo, Taylor Lorenz, Pure Nonfiction, Samantha Knowles, Vanessa Carr, David OsitI am a veteran documentary film and television producer starting this newsletter as a space to think about how to keep making documentaries during these complex times. Here we go….
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Independent documentary producer. Spent 11 years at NYT making docs: 250+ NYT Op-Docs, 5 feature films, and 2 tv series. Won 4 Emmys, got 3 Oscar noms, had films at Sundance etc. Adjusting to this new chapter and learning to love it (er make $)?!
Founder of UserMag.co, a tech and online culture newsletter, and author of Extremely Online: The Untold Story of Fame, Influence, and Power on the Internet.
Pure Nonfiction is a podcast with over 200 episodes interviewing documentary filmmakers. Listen on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, etc.
I am a documentary cinematographer with 14 years experience shooting longform cinematic verite docs and and founder of Doc House, a new online learning community for filmmakers.
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