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Rough Cut

Conversations with documentary filmmakers and video journalists about their creative process—successes, failures, and what they’ve learned along the way. Created by the global filmmaking collective The Video Consortium, Rough Cut is a guide to navigating today’s ever-changing media landscape.

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Update frequency
every 27 days
Average duration
35 minutes
Episodes
71
Years Active
2019 - 2025
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Sven Pape: Learning Documentary Editing

Sven Pape: Learning Documentary Editing

Sven Pape is a documentary and narrative film editor. His YouTube channel This Guy Edits is a collection of doc and narrative editing lessons. It has amassed tens of millions of views since launching…

00:28:53  |   Thu 20 Aug 2020
Marco Williams: A Filmmaker’s Role during Social Change

Marco Williams: A Filmmaker’s Role during Social Change

Marco Williams is a documentary filmmaker and professor of film production at Northwestern University. His films—which center around race, injustice, and American history—have received numerous award…

00:43:39  |   Fri 31 Jul 2020
The Future of Film Festivals

The Future of Film Festivals

The Film Festival Alliance is a community of more than 180 film festivals around the globe. It's Executive Director, Lela Meadow-Conner, and Director of Membership, Barbara Twist, come on the podcast…

00:50:13  |   Fri 17 Jul 2020
Claire Gordon: How to Simplify Complex Ideas

Claire Gordon: How to Simplify Complex Ideas

Claire Gordon is the showrunner and an executive producer of "Explained" on Netflix, produced by Vox Media. Previously, she was a senior producer for two Emmy Award-winning seasons of the HBO show "L…

00:29:16  |   Fri 12 Jun 2020
Joe Coscarelli: The Art of the Remote Interview

Joe Coscarelli: The Art of the Remote Interview

Joe Coscarelli is the host of NYTimes’, Diary of a Song, a video series that breaks down how pop songs get made. The series relies entirely on FaceTime interviews, cellphone footage, and in-house pro…

00:34:37  |   Thu 21 May 2020
Rachel Mason: How to Make a Film About Your Family

Rachel Mason: How to Make a Film About Your Family

Rachel Mason is an artist, musician and filmmaker from Los Angeles. Her film, Circus of Books, is an intimate portrait of her parents, who owned and operated one of the largest distributors of gay po…

00:33:06  |   Thu 07 May 2020
BONUS: The Impact of COVID-19

BONUS: The Impact of COVID-19

Erin Lee Carr is a New York-based director, producer and writer. Her true crime documentaries for HBO include Mommy Dead and Dearest, At the Heart of Gold, and I Love You, Now Die. Her latest work, t…

01:00:40  |   Tue 07 Apr 2020
Wendy Cohen: How to Maximize Your Film's Impact

Wendy Cohen: How to Maximize Your Film's Impact

Wendy Cohen is the president of Picture Motion, an agency that creates social impact marketing campaigns for films. Wendy and her team work to maximize a film's impact—whether it's changing laws, bri…

00:38:29  |   Wed 18 Mar 2020
Chloe Gbai on What Makes a Great Documentary Short

Chloe Gbai on What Makes a Great Documentary Short

Chloe Gbai is the director of If/Then, a Tribeca Film Institute initiative that gives grants and provides mentorship to filmmakers creating short documentaries. She was previously a programmer at PBS…

00:32:29  |   Wed 04 Mar 2020
Luke Lorentzen: The Art of Shooting Solo

Luke Lorentzen: The Art of Shooting Solo

Luke Lorentzen is a documentary filmmaker based in San Francisco, CA. Luke’s first feature film out of college, Midnight Family, follows a family-run ambulance business in Mexico City. Midnight Famil…

00:30:04  |   Wed 12 Feb 2020
Lance Oppenheim: From Short Doc to Feature

Lance Oppenheim: From Short Doc to Feature

Lance Oppenheim is a documentary filmmaker based in Brooklyn, NY. He has been collaborating with the NY Times since the beginning of college, making three Op-Docs, and now the brand’s first ever feat…

00:45:35  |   Mon 27 Jan 2020
Kevin Klauber on Documentary Editing

Kevin Klauber on Documentary Editing

Kevin Klauber is a documentary editor based in Los Angeles. He is best known for editing the Oscar-winning documentaries Icarus and 20 Feet from Stardom. Since then, he's contributed to numerous feat…

00:39:13  |   Thu 09 Jan 2020
Bing Liu on Making a Personal Documentary

Bing Liu on Making a Personal Documentary

Bing Liu is a documentary filmmaker and cinematographer based in Chicago. His first feature documentary, Minding the Gap, is streaming on Hulu and was nominated for best documentary at the 2019 Acade…

00:30:41  |   Wed 18 Dec 2019
Charles Haine on Marketing Yourself as a Filmmaker

Charles Haine on Marketing Yourself as a Filmmaker

Charles Haine has worked in the film industry since 1999 as a colorist, cinematographer, and entrepreneur. He founded the production company Dirty Robber in 2008, which has produced feature films, sh…

00:38:47  |   Wed 04 Dec 2019
Wonbo Woo: From Broadcast to Digital

Wonbo Woo: From Broadcast to Digital

Wonbo Woo is Wired Magazine’s Executive Producer of Video. In just over a year, Wonbo tripled Wired’s subscribers on YouTube; the channel has 5.4 million at the time of this episode’s recording. Wonb…

00:40:08  |   Thu 14 Nov 2019
Vanessa Carr on Learning Cinematography

Vanessa Carr on Learning Cinematography

Vanessa Carr is a Brooklyn-based cinematographer specializing in vérité-style shooting. Vanessa shot a handful of episodes for the New York Times docu-series, The Weekly, and has contributed to PBS F…

00:43:42  |   Wed 30 Oct 2019
Mohammad Gorjestani: Why Subjects Should Be Collaborators

Mohammad Gorjestani: Why Subjects Should Be Collaborators

Mohammad Gorjestani is an Iranian-American filmmaker based in San Francisco, specializing in branded films. His work has appeared at SXSW, Tribeca Film Festival, as well as on Vimeo Staff Picks, The …

00:35:40  |   Wed 16 Oct 2019
Courtney Coupe on How Stories Go Viral

Courtney Coupe on How Stories Go Viral

Courtney Coupe is the head of Great Big Story, a cinematic storytelling unit of CNN. Since it launched in 2015, Great Big Story has produced countless mini-documentaries, primarily distributed on You…

00:40:40  |   Wed 02 Oct 2019
Johnny Harris on How to Learn New Skills Quickly

Johnny Harris on How to Learn New Skills Quickly

Johnny Harris is a multimedia journalist at Vox. His show, Borders, is an international documentary series that explores people and culture at various border areas. Johnny also makes videos for his p…

00:36:38  |   Wed 18 Sep 2019
Ed Ou on Transitioning from Photo to Video

Ed Ou on Transitioning from Photo to Video

Ed Ou is a visual journalist at NBC Left Field. He started his career as a teenager, shooting in the Middle East for Reuters and the Associated Press. He then worked for the New York Times covering E…

00:40:01  |   Tue 23 Jul 2019
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