On this anniversary of 9/11, discerning journalists and scholars alike will be delving into By Laine Kaplan-Levenson
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Traditionally when making a documentary, filmmakers present a film that reflects only a sliver of their amassed content. We shoot and shoot and shoot some more, then edit and cut the vast majority of the content to fit the hour or 90-minute mold dictated by broadcast or theatrical release. You see one streamlined version of events: the one we’ve authored and edited, no more no less. However, this shoot, slash and sausage method is no longer the be all-end-all for documentary films. 
It’s another week thinking about interactivity here at Land of Opportunity, especially after receiving the great news that we will be participating in the 
I had the great pleasure of interviewing filmmaker Linda Goldstein Knowlton about her film, 
