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Using Grassroots Documentary Films for Political Change

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This is a list of planning suggestions for filmmakers, again using Uprising of '34 as a model.

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• Enhancing Education: A Producer’s Guide
• Case Study: Indians, Outlaws and Angie Debo
• Making Your Documentary Matter 2005
• Breaking New Ground: A Framework for Measuring the Social Impact of Canadian Documentaries
• Case Study: Changing the World, One Documentary at a Time
• Grantmakers on Funding Social Issue Media Projects
• What Keeps Social Documentaries from Audiences--and How to Fix It
• Report from the Road: Two Towns of Jasper
• Community Technology and Public Discourse
• Media and Metanoia: Documentary “Impact” Through the Lens of Conversion

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