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Documentary Filmmakers Talk About Covid-19’s Effect on Filmmaking During DocLands Discussion

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08.07.2020 - 09:23

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By Addie Morfoot Contributor On March 8, the 17th annual True/False documentary film festival in Missouri came to a close.

Unbeknownst to filmmakers, the conclusion of the fest also marked the conclusion of in-person film festivals for the foreseeable future due to Covid-19.

The disrupted festival circuit has many implications for doc filmmakers, who often spend years – sometimes decades – making nonfiction fare on miniscule budgets.

The reward for the struggle that is doc filmmaking is often a film festival premiere where the documentary can finally be seen, appreciated and hopefully sold to the highest bidder.

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