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What better way to come across a story idea than through our Docubloggers website? Last summer our intern, Jihae, submitted her first story about the Greek Festival online and immediately received a comment back signed Prof. Paul Hatgil. (more…)

We are living in historic times. The candidacies of the 2008 Presidential election will be remembered for the groundbreaking change they represent with just their being run. Yet as we wade through the rhetoric, there is actual grassroots hope and change taking place far from the dais and stump. (more…)

I met a guy named Will through my friend Poncho. I knew Will worked at a pizza shop but he never really talked to me about it. Then one day he told me that his arrangement with the pizza shop is to work for cheap pizzas instead of money, and then he’d sell his pizzas at bars and such to turn a profit. I thought this was an interesting way to make a living, so I made a short film about it. It’s also interesting to note that since this short doc has been completed, Will no longer works at the pizza shop (Milano Pizza). The owner’s abolished their ‘work-for-pizzas’ program.

This is the story of four men who, on one Sunday afternoon, choose to recreate the bloody carnage between the anarchists and the fascists during the Spanish Revolution, all on a table-top board game. Filming took place at Great Hall Games in Austin, Texas.