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Spellmann Documentary Capstone: An Explanative Narrative, Daniel S. Wilhelm Jan 2006

Spellmann Documentary Capstone: An Explanative Narrative, Daniel S. Wilhelm

Theses

This documentary is on Dennis C. Spellmann the former President of Lindenwood University. (March 1989-August 2006) The purpose of the documentary is to show Dennis Spellman's influence and dedication in turning Lindenwood College from a failing college into a thriving University. It concentrates on showing what it took for Dennis Spellmann to save the college.

The documentary is comprised of interviews with family members and co-workers and uses pictures without the use of narration to cover such subject matter as Spellman's birth, childhood, journey to Missouri, condition of Lindenwood College, and several significant changes that Dennis Spellmann made at Lindenwood …


Chw Productions: A Study To Determine Market Potential For Missionary Videos, Shalayne Packer, Francisco Pascual, Jed Lloyd Jan 2006

Chw Productions: A Study To Determine Market Potential For Missionary Videos, Shalayne Packer, Francisco Pascual, Jed Lloyd

Student Works

At the request of the CHW Productions, Shalayne Packer, Jed Lloyd, and Francisco Pascual, students of the Marriott School of Management located at Brigham Young University, were commissioned to determine the market potential for LDS missionary videos. PPL Consulting is comprised of Shalayne Packer, Francisco Pascual and Jed Lloyd.


The Filmmaker, The Subject And The Audience : A Dialectical Exploration Of Documentary Performance, Ben Stewart Jan 2006

The Filmmaker, The Subject And The Audience : A Dialectical Exploration Of Documentary Performance, Ben Stewart

Theses : Honours

Documentary filmmakers 11 engage directly in the study of the phenomena of life that surrounds us. We hold the ability to show and elucidate life as it is, considerably higher than the occasionally diverting droll games that people call theatre, cinema etc." (Vertov, 1984, p. 47). The ability to 'show and elucidate life as it is' is a controversial claim that the majority of academic documentary discussion is concerned with. I intend to add to this discussion through an exploration of performance and its pertinence to the ability of documentary to represent reality truthfully. The reception of documentary is significantly …