The Guardian is pleased to announce the relaunch of Guardian documentaries, a new online section for quality documentary content.
Charlie Phillips, head of documentaries, Guardian News & Media said: "The launch of Guardian documentaries, and our partnership with the Bertha Foundation, demonstrates our commitment to producing longer short-form, quality documentary content from filmmakers all around the world.
Demonstrating the Guardian's and Bertha's continuing commitment to producing quality documentary content, the series will consist of specially commissioned longer short-form films, with a new documentary released each month on theguardian.com.
For science lessons, there are dozens of resources and handy links on Science Kids, among them video sequences from the Walking With Dinosaurs series (although you can independently look these up on YouTube, along with other quality documentary threads such as March of the Dinosaurs and David Attenborough's Lost Worlds, Vanished Lives).
This film and many, many more quality documentary films that come from Kartemquin are not created from great ideas and incredible vision and Zeus-like perseverance alone.
What's more, these high-quality documentaries have not come from nowhere.
The Great Invisible was presented by Participant Media, which has brought us truly exceptional, high-quality documentaries, such as Merchants of Doubt, Good Night, and Good Luck, and An Inconvenient Truth.
I was set on having a high-quality documentary because I have seen so many low-quality ones.
It maintained the observational quality of documentary, but introduced a theatrical element.
