A look at the past and present documentaries that have covered Donald Trump.

A look back on using The New York Times Op-Doc series as the focus for a course in online documentary production.

Some key resources, both online and in print, that helped develop materials for The New York Times Op-Docs curriculum.

Following a semester of teaching online documentary production through the Op-Docs series, this post offers a round-up of the assignments used in the course.

Elizabeth Lo's short film (and New York Times Op-Doc) Hotel 22 became the focus for a session about sound in documentary.

As a viewer, I pay too much attention to B-roll. One reason is that B-roll is often intercut with interviews, and it changes the dynamics of movement within the frame.

"Where do you get ideas for documentaries?" is the number one question I have received through comments and conversations over the years. Here are some starting points to consider.

A handful of the shorts appearing in the Op-Docs series focuses specifically on women and their stories, and this post offers a round-up of some of those stories.

For a junior-level course this semester, I am using The New York Times's Op-Doc series as a model for talking about journalism, documentary, and online video.

In teaching a junior-level news and reporting course this semester, I have decided to use The New York Times's Op-Docs as a production model for thinking about news within online journalism.

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