AH These days you can't call yourself an institution without a documentary exposing your inner workings.
Through an endowment from the Lyndhurst Foundation, the Center for Documentary Studies CDSS) at Duke University becomes the country's first institution dedicated to documentary expression.
A withholding agent that has knowledge of a current address, current telephone number, or standing payment instructions for the entity outside of the applicable U.S. territory, may nevertheless treat the entity as a territory financial institution if it obtains documentary evidence that establishes that the entity was organized in the applicable U.S. territory.
Under his leadership, CDS has built its reputation as an internationally recognized documentary arts institution, with cross-media courses, gallery and traveling exhibitions, book publishing, national fieldwork projects, radio programs and public events, including the acclaimed Full Frame Documentary Film Festival.
She collaborates with investigative journalists, filmmakers, photographers, oral historians, artists, musicians, non-profit organizations, and academic institutions to produce podcasts, documentary films, and immersive exhibitions.
This month, the Sundance Channel will train its gaze on New York institutions in two documentaries.
In the mentioned examples, the photographs are not treated as herbarium specimens; that is, they are not stored and managed by a trusted institution and linked with full documentary information comparable to label data.
Documentaries examine the "institution of virginity" with anthropological neutrality, and a young American unleashed a flood of commentary with a frank blog posting about Georgian sexual mores.
The Smithsonian Institution's brand implies quality programming and scientifically rigorous documentaries, but the institution itself has little to do with their actual production.
It's all knishes and kibitzing in "Lunch," Donna Kanter's charming documentary about a Hollywood institution more enduring than most sitcoms.
