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Have you ever watched a television documentary and said to yourself, "I can do better than this"?. Well the truth is, you probably can. All it takes the know how and your own creativity.

This program developed by Telly Award winning producer, Doug Daudt will start you on your way to creating professional documentaries in less time than you think.

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This web site was designed to provide you with everything you need to make an informed decision about which program will work best for you.

Course Objectives

Organizing the Shoot

Research Techniques

Project Funding

Script Treatment

Camera Angles

Lighting

Audio

Equipment Needed

Marketing & Distribution

3 Reasons Why You’ll Want To Say “Yes” To These Terrific Seminars:

1.Everyone Benefits… You, and Your Audience. In just two days we will take you step-by-step through the techniques of documentary filmmaking while providing plenty of opportunity for hands-on experience. The bottom line is you never knew learning could be this much fun!

2.At $199. You Can’t Beat The Price. For the low price of $199. You’ll gain the knowledge to present yourself as a professional documentary filmmaker.

3.You’ll Get The Best Training or Your Money Back. That means you’ll be completely satisfied with the skills you learn here, or we will refund your money … no questions asked.

Make a Documentary .com was busy this summer.
In July Make a Documentary .com signed on two interesting project partners. Brandon Cunningham and the Seminole Indian War reenactment Society. Brandon Cunningham is a professional MotoX racer, coach and entrepeneur. He will also be the subject of our latest documentary project. We have also become very closely associated with the Seminole Indian War reenactment Society. This group authentically reenacts major battles of the Seminole Indian war down to the last detail. This will give students very interesting subject matter and a vehicle to practice a wide assortment of documentary techniques.

Make A Documentary.com is gearing up for the next module in the training series scheduled to begin in February 2009.