Reclaiming Popular Documentary
By Christie Milliken, Steve F. Anderson, Ezra Winton (Contribution by), Patricia Aufderheide (Contribution by), Zo Druick (Contribution by), Devon Coutts (Contribution by), Sabiha Ahmad Khan (Contribution by), Anthony Kinik (Contribution by), Michael Brendan Baker (Contribution by), Allison de Fren (Contribution by), Jonathan Kahana (Contribution by), Shilyh Warren (Contribution by), S. Topiary Landberg (Contribution by), Landon Palmer (Contribution by), Dylan Nelson (Contribution by), Alexandra Juhasz (Contribution by), Rick Prelinger (Contribution by), George S. Larke-Walsh (Contribution by)
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By Christie Milliken, Steve F. Anderson, Ezra Winton (Contribution by), Patricia Aufderheide (Contribution by), Zo Druick (Contribution by), Devon Coutts (Contribution by), Sabiha Ahmad Khan (Contribution by), Anthony Kinik (Contribution by), Michael Brendan Baker (Contribution by), Allison de Fren (Contribution by), Jonathan Kahana (Contribution by), Shilyh Warren (Contribution by), S. Topiary Landberg (Contribution by), Landon Palmer (Contribution by), Dylan Nelson (Contribution by), Alexandra Juhasz (Contribution by), Rick Prelinger (Contribution by), George S. Larke-Walsh (Contribution by)
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The documentary has achieved rising popularity over the past two decades thanks to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu. Despite this, documentary studies still tends to favor works that appeal primarily to specialists and scholars. Reclaiming Popular Documentary reverses this long-standing tendency by showing that documentaries can be—and are—made for mainstream or commercial audiences. Editors Christie Milliken and Steve Anderson, who consider popular documentary to be a subfield of d...


