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Key Bibliography

Key Bibliography for the Ethnographic and Documentary Film (Practical) MA

Documentaries ... and how to make them, by Andy Glynne, Creative Essentials, 2008. 336 pages + DVD disk. (ISBN - 13: 978-1-904048 -80- 0)
The Corporeal Image. Film, Ethnography, and The Senses, by David MacDougall, Princeton University Press, 2006. 312 pages. (ISBN - 0-691-12156-7)
For Documentary: Twelve Essays, by Dai Vaughan, University California Press, 1990, 215 pages, (ISBN - 0-520-21695-4)
Digital Film-making. by Mike Figgis, Faber and Faber, 2007, (ISBN - 0-571-22625- 6)
Think Outside The Box Office: The Ultimate Guide to Film Distribution in the Digital Era, by Jon Reiss. 2009

Further Less Practically Oriented Texts

Documentary Film Reader, ed. Mark Cousins and Kevin MacDonald
Rethinking Documentary, eds Thomas Austin and Wilma de Jong
The Politics of Documentary, by Michael Chanan
Issues in Contemporary Documentary, Jane Chapman
The Essay Film, by Timothy Corrigan
The Cinema of Me, ed. Alisa Lebow
Killer Images, eds Joram Ten Brink and Joshua Oppenheimer
The Personal Camera, by Laura Rascaroli
Creating the Witness, by Leshu Torchin