The Documentary Handbook

Discover the fascinating world of documentary filmmaking with the Documentary Handbook by Peter Lee-Wright and Pete Lee-Wright. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2009, this comprehensive guide spans 432 pages and offers an insightful exploration into the history and criticism of documentary films.

From the impactful works of Michael Moore to the cultural phenomenon of Big Brother, this handbook is filled with engaging interviews, detailed case studies, and vibrant illustrations. It serves as a critical introduction to the theory and evolving practices of documentary filmmaking, making it an essential resource for both aspiring filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike.

Enhance your understanding of the documentary genre and its significance in cinema with this invaluable text. Perfect for those interested in film direction, production, and the performing arts, the Documentary Handbook is a must-have addition to your collection.