MitchKoss
I started in the TV news and documentary business in the fall of 1983, and had a certain amount of luck. In January of 1993, I was sent to Russia with a 25 year old kid named Anderson Cooper. I decided that I could teach him everything that I knew and then he'd hate me and we'd make crap, or I could say, "okay, partner, what do you want to do?" Since then, I've found that there are more revolutionary kids out there. My hope is that those of you whom we don't yet know about will contact us... more…
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Vanguard looks at how criminal activity has become industrialized and in many cases has reached an "almost legal" status. Like most conventional industries, it's the workers at the bottom of the... more
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- responded 2 months ago
As an almost quarter century veteran of the broadcast and cable television news and documentary business, I'm not used to responding after something that I've worked on has... more21 other responses to this -
Pod producers upload your behind-the-scenes footage, tips, and bloopers for a potential pod on how wonderfully intense it is to make a pod. ... more-
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- responded 7 months ago
An impressively thorough examination of the complexities of thinking about how nonfiction films capture anthropological reality--or if they really can do so--and what the... more6 other responses to this -
As Vanguard tries for something different in its coverage, we're trying to get away from covering news events as random, unrelated occurences and instead, we're trying to look at your world in terms... more-
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- responded 8 months ago
So we in Vanguard are watching at the rise of these new, potential world powers, India and China. We're not the first ones to notice. People have written best-selling books... more1 other response to this -
