I looked to online medical communities and journals, books, documentaries, TED talks, and basically anything to help me understand the human body.
We've spent the past days reading journal articles, watching documentaries, and engaging in class discussions.
This misuse of data is also easily found in newspaper articles, news shows, documentaries, journal articles, activist claims, organizational literature, political speeches, and governmental hearings.
Instead of the whole document being published in academic journals, we get a documentary and a handpicked panel of scholars who get privileged access to the manuscript.
What has taken me by surprise after reading all the books and the magazines and journals and the documentaries, is finding some different perspective on a particular incident.
Still from A Journal of Insomnia, an interactive documentary web experience.
Next month, we'll see the unveiling of RH Contemporary Art, a platform that includes an interactive Web site, which will blend e-commerce and editorial; a print journal; a series of short documentaries; a residency program; and, yes, a Manhattan gallery.
Mark Rappaport, who made the fascinating fictionalised documentary From the Journals of Jean Seberg in 1995, summed up the parallels: "Whatever Seberg does in Breathless, she's already done in Bonjour Tristesse.
His novel had a bold narrative style that resembles a personal journal while using techniques associated with documentary filmmaking.
This brief charade is part of the experience of "A Journal of Insomnia," a new interactive documentary.
