Sentence examples for documentary print from inspiring English sources

Directors Luis Lopez and Clay Tweel discuss their award-winning documentary Print the Legend, which had its world premiere this month at the 2014 South By Southwest Film Conference and Festival.

Directors Luis Lopez and Clay Tweel / Courtesy of the Filmmakers   Premiering last week at South By Southwest, the documentary Print the Legend chronicles the mainstream rise of 3D printing over the past five years, due in large part to startups such as Makerbot and its aspiring rival FormLabs.

These include a shift away from documentary prints to include digital collage, lens-based multi-media, independent book publishing and a use of combined image and text that reflects online news and social media.

3-D printed guns have drawn quite a bit of attention since 2013, thanks largely to Motherboard's documentary Click, Print, Gun on Cody Wilson, a printed gun wunderkind who pioneered the technology.

Motherboard's documentary Click, Print, Gun: The Inside Story of the 3D-Printed Gun.

His journalism experience has run the gamut from documentary photography, print, radio and television.

So we've started a podcast series, and to kick it off we had a chat with Cody Wilson, the founder of Defense Distributed and subject of the recent VICE documentary Click, Print, Gun.

In the many documentaries and print interviews that quote him, he almost never uses the term avant-garde.

(Watch Motherboard's documentary Click. Print. Gun. to learn more about the implication of 3D-printed firearms).

In crowdfunded documentary Out of Print, filmmaker Julia Marchese features interviews with Joe Dante, Kevin Smith, Rian Johnson, and Richard Kelly on the importance of the preservation and proliferation of 35mm film.

PRINT THE LEGEND is both the definitive 3D Printing Documentary – capturing a technology in the midst of its "Macintosh Moment" – and a compelling tale about what it takes to live the American Dream in any field.