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74 – Archival Storytelling For Your Documentary with Tom Jennings

By Chris G Parkhurst | 05/18/2018 |

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74 – Archival Storytelling For Your Documentary with Tom Jennings

Through his production company, 1895 Films, Tom Jennings has become known for his fresh and inventive approach to using archival footage to tell a story. With both Peabody and Emmy Awards under his belt, there are few who have mastered the art of archival storytelling in the way that Tom has. After listening to this…

A wonderful resource for Independent Documentary Filmmakers

03/05/2019 2:49 PM by bnic99 from United States

I'm late to the party on this one as I've just discovered Chris' podcast and it seems as though he recorded his last episode about 4 months ago. BUT it's still great. I've started from Ep01 and am about 7 episodes in now and I get a nugget or 2 from every listen. As a Documentary Filmmaker who is very much on my own with my projects, this is a wonderful way to know that there's more of me out there. Thanks Chris!

Amazing Content!

12/23/2018 6:33 AM by newagehippie22 from United States

This niche was sorely needed in podcasts and I am super grateful for the wisdom it puts out!

Great combination

09/14/2018 11:35 PM by D Melon from United States

I love how The Documentary Life combines commentary and interviews of doc filmmakers. This podcast provides practical advice and stories (these are the best) of real-life experiences on the quest to make docs.

Awesome Listen even for non-doc people

09/01/2018 10:22 AM by CL Jones from United States

I’m not involved in documentary filmmaking at all (other than watching) but l LOVE to listen to Chris Parkhurst’s The Documentary Life. I highly recommend his film “Journey to Kathmandu” as well as his work on the doc “Bomb Hunters”. I am a non-tech oriented old guy, but have been able to utilize some of his ideas for multi-stream fundraising in general, as well as in my freelance work as a musician. Great job, Chris!

Inspiring and informative

07/18/2018 7:16 AM by Catching Creation from United States

This is a great podcast to inspire and inform documentary filmmakers! Give it a listen and you’ll be hooked.

I Love This Show!

07/16/2018 7:22 AM by The Multimedia Ninja from United States

I really have almost no time to listen to podcasts (or anything else), but this show is absolutely appointment listening for those drives to the ocean. The host obviously prepares meticulously and the guests are super-relevant and at the top of their game. I highly recommend!