Sentence examples for this kind of documentary from inspiring English sources

When you set out to make this kind of documentary, how do you go about finding sources like that?

The minute I hear the word "journey" in this kind of documentary I brace myself for endless to-camera confessionals with some actor or other, explaining how meeting that poor woman with cancer has really changed them.

Nothing else in the show has this kind of documentary value, although a view of Lee Krasner surrounded by her paintings in the same space, years later, after she took over her late husband's barn-studio, indicates the small pieces she chose to hang, and a view of Willem de Kooning at work contains references to his use of newspaper and large drawings.

There's a formula to this kind of documentary and Shakespeare High is no exception.

Victor's film really was a breakthrough for this kind of documentary-making.

Not interviewed by the filmmakers are Obama's political supporters, but this isn't that kind of documentary.

The New York Times' Andy Weber notes that although "2016: Obama's America" features an interview with Obama's half-brother, George Obama, it doesn't feature interviews with Obama's political supporters, "but this isn't that kind of documentary".

He also understood the key to creating the kind of documentary that the new equipment made possible: access.

His is not the kind of documentary that presents an analysis or argues, even implicitly, for a particular point of view.

I felt very confident that the kind of documentary work I do wouldn't contribute to the facile mainstream fascination with personalities.

Unlike the kind of documentary theater the Civilians are known for, "Great Immensity" is fictional, packaging a story about the radical measures required to save the environment in a mystery plot about a woman trying to find her missing sister.