Welcome to DFG's
new website.
We’re really pleased with it, and we hope you are too.
You’ll notice a few big changes on our new site, the most obvious being that you can now only access a lot of the information on the site if you’re a signed in member.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. Our new site reflects a larger shift in DFG’s activities, laying the foundations for a sustainable future for the organisation by making sure that we’re serving the needs of our core group of supporters - our members. DFG is a not-for-profit organisation with no core funding and it’s the support of people like you that enables us to develop and produce initiatives like ISIS and 10x10, which we think help towards achieving our central aim: the development of a strong documentary filmmaking community.
So why not join today and become part of the documentary community? We look forward to welcoming you.
Best wishes,
Andy Glynne
Chief Executive, DFG
Just Joined
Say hello to our newest member...
Kerry McLeod"DFG web geek and event producer who now spends most of her time on the other side of the Great Office Divide working for Mosaic Films"
- Joined:
- 24.02.2010
- Twitter:
- www.twitter.com/kerrymcleod
Fantastic city... fantastic festival. Looking forward to this year!
Posted by: kerry mosaic at 30-04-10
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I think Kim's point about films about men not being remarked upon because we're used to seeing them is really interesting but perhaps raises other issues. If it takes a woman to tell a woman's story, then does it also take an Iranian woman to tell an Iranian woman's story or an African woman to tell an African one? Is this the last great taboo in documentary?
Posted by: kerry mosaic at 29-04-10
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