Katana's interview with Director/Producer, Keith Famie 01/23/17

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Today, we will be talking about:•How to produce documentaries that take the audience on a personal journey?•What types of stories make the best documentaries?•Why is it important to connect with the audience when filming a documentary?Keith is an Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker whose PBS films and TV series focus on socially-conscious, human interest storytelling that aims to not just entertain his audience, but also allow them to examine their own life.To learn more about Keith Famie go to www.v-prod.com

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