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How to Fail at Documentary Filmmaking
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-989109-07-6
- EAN9781989109076
- Date de parution20/10/2023
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMPower
Résumé
If you're a fan of Alan Doyle, you'll love and appreciate most of the stories in this book as it serves as the backdrop for a tv series that was never meant to be. Vickie Morgan had been making films and public access tv shows for years when a broadcaster trying to spend their sports budget waltzes into St. John's, Newfoundland during the pandemic (properly masked over Zoom calls of course) and offers Vickie the gig of a lifetime. How to Fail at Documentary Filmmaking is a hilarious and poignant story that will give you the courage and compassion necessary to understand the problem probably isn't you. "Wow, Vickie's determination has to be admired.
She'll mow her own path, she's a trooper." ~ Tina Maddigan, author of Written in Stone "How To Fail At Documentary Filmmaking: a novelization of the unfinished docu-series adapted from an idea for a book based on true events." ~ Josh Morgan, lives with Vickie, read the book four times
She'll mow her own path, she's a trooper." ~ Tina Maddigan, author of Written in Stone "How To Fail At Documentary Filmmaking: a novelization of the unfinished docu-series adapted from an idea for a book based on true events." ~ Josh Morgan, lives with Vickie, read the book four times








