Interviews
Seventh Art Releasing
7th Art Releasing Brings Films to Campuses, Libraries, and Community Screening Events
Human rights, culture, religion, history, world issues, and concern for democracy around the world are the most recurring themes, along with some lighter topics. Read more
Jan 17, 2025
The Video Project
Build Library Collection Diversity with Video Project’s 2025 Documentaries
Video Project is always striving to bring an eclectic slate of new documentaries fresh from the film festival circuit to the institutional market that speak strongly to pressing contemporary issues, and that can be useful educational resources Read more
Jan 13, 2025
Film Platform
Film Platform Titles Perfect for Community and Campus Events in 2025
At Film Platform, our driving force for the films we're releasing in 2025 is our commitment to showcasing stories that spark meaningful conversations and resonate with the challenges and triumphs of our time. Read more
Jan 9, 2025
Game Theory Films
Behind the Scenes with Game Theory Films
We had the opportunity to chat with Game Theory Films, a Toronto-based boutique distribution company, about their current catalog and upcoming releases. Read more
Aug 22, 2024
New Releases on Pragda STREAM: Must-Watch Films for 2024
Pragda is adding 200 titles to its STREAM platform this fall. Additionally, Pragda’s Spanish Film Club grant program features 10 new titles. Pragda is also preparing to launch Pragda KIDS, a curated collection designed for children and teenagers. Read more
Aug 20, 2024
Rockstar Games
Teaching American History with Red Dead Redemption 2
Olsson's history course "Red Dead History" is a successful example of how educators and other educational professionals can use iconic pop culture materials like video games as a tool to teach course material. Read more
Jul 1, 2024
MVD Entertainment Group
Leda: A Modern Take on an Ancient Greek Myth
In an exclusive interview with the director of Leda, Samuel Tressler IV, we delve deeper into the fascinating origins and artistic intentions behind this modern retelling of the ancient Greek legend. Read more
Mar 8, 2024
Canva
Margo Guernsey on Navigating the Challenges of Indie Distribution
From Episcopalian priests to election workers, Margo Guernsey’s stories spotlight folks whose labor too often goes unseen, underpaid, and underappreciated––words that could just as well describe indie filmmakers’ work. Read more
Apr 22, 2024
Gravitas Ventures
We Want the Airwaves Reveals the Harsh Realities of Filmmaking
Video Librarian recently sat down with the director Scott Ryan who offers a behind-the-scenes look at the journey documented in We Want the Airwaves. This discussion promises a compelling exploration of filmmaking realities. Read more
Mar 14, 2024
Getty Images/iStockphoto
Global Environmental Justice: An Award-Winning Educational Documentary Collection
In this interview, Video Librarian talks to Gary Marcuse, the Project Director of the Global Environmental Justice Project and Collection. The collection provides 48 educational documentaries to academic libraries. Read more
Apr 5, 2023
Therese Shechter on Her Empowering Documentary My So-Called Selfish Life
My So-Called Selfish Life is about the choice to be childless that libraries need to add to their collections for there is truly nothing like it. The documentary offers powerful opportunities for discussion and thoughtfulness around being a parent. Read more
Jan 17, 2023
Canva
Making Educational Films for Museums, Science Centers, Zoos, and Aquariums
A guide for filmmakers and programmers looking to host a public screening of educational films in museums, science centers, zoos, and aquariums. Read more
Oct 29, 2022
Kandoo Films
Everybody Dance Documentary Spotlights Dancers with Disabilities
The heartfelt documentary Everybody Dance follows six children with different disabilities as they prepare for a very special recital performance. In this interview, director Dan Watts discusses his connection to dance, education, and more. Read more
Oct 5, 2022
