* Sudden demand for documentaries on the Electoral College provides job opportunities for people who have been unemployed since the millennium roundups ended.
Moore has enjoyed a rapid rise, but she has been conscious of being in the right place at the right time: "I think we are enjoying a boom time – there has never been such a demand for documentaries," she has said.
Their demand was for documentary evidence, and for time to put the evidence before Islamic legal scholars, a stipulation that the Pakistani delegation viewed as a delaying tactic.
Hecataeus gave Greek readers what they wanted — something in literary form which seemed plausible, which pleasantly impressed their imaginations and made them feel that they understood Egypt; they were untroubled by the modern researcher's demand for rigorous documentary verification.
The demand for Who products - documentaries, interviews, radio serials, conventions - led to him becoming the corporation's unofficial Whovian consultant; he co-wrote a Doctor Who skit for the 1993 Children in Need campaign, advised the monthly Doctor Who magazine, corresponded with fans, gave interviews with fanzines and attended conventions.
Though there may be little commercial demand for a seven-hour documentary of a train journey in Norway, and so no harm done by giving it away, the BBC makes lots of money selling programmes such as "Top Gear".
In a move that could create a new route to video-on-demand (VOD) audiences around the world for documentary makers, BBC Worldwide has launched a documentary strand of its globally available iPlayer service.
It was an Ahmadi, Sir Zafarullah Khan, who drafted the famous Pakistan Resolution that became the documentary basis for the demand for Pakistan.
It's always difficult for documentary films to make much of a splash in cinemas among the money-making blockbusters, but do try and catch it when it is released on demand.
"Citizenfour" won for documentary.
