Realscreen on location: Louie Psihoyos at the Realscreen Summit

Oscar-winning documentary director Louie Psihoyos spoke at the Realscreen Summit this past February, discussing the process of making his acclaimed debut film The Cove and the work of his Oceanic Preservation Society. In this video interview, Psihoyos talks about why he became a filmmaker, and the projects he's working on now.

I Could Do That!

Ever fantasize about driving a tank, lifting (and dropping) things with a giant crane or crushing stuff under the wheels of a monster truck? This new series, produced by Canada's Cream Productions, gives several people the chance to do all of the above and more.

JFK: 3 Shots that Changed America

Much like 102 Minutes that Changed America, History's examination of the assassination of JFK uses rare archive footage and audio without narration to tell the story of an event that transformed American history.

Realscreen on location at MIPCOM: BTVP's Eliana Russi and Jacques Bensimon

BTVP's Eliana Russi and Jacques Bensimon discuss Brazil's increased presence at markets and the upcoming PIC DOC event.

Realscreen On Location at MIPCOM: Sean Cohan, AETN International

In this video interview from MIPCOM, realscreen talks to Sean Cohan, SVP AETN International, about the upcoming The People Speak project and its international format possibilities.

1929

William Karel's examination of the forces that led to the Wall Street crash of 1929, and the international fallout.