By continuing to question the narratives handed down by studios and networks, these documentaries ensure that the history of art is told accurately, ethically, and completely.
Historically, industry documentaries served as "EPKs" (Electronic Press Kits). They were sanitized, studio-approved clips meant to sell a movie or album. Today, the genre has split into two distinct paths:
: Grounding the narrative in real-world research and ethics .
By continuing to question the narratives handed down by studios and networks, these documentaries ensure that the history of art is told accurately, ethically, and completely.
Historically, industry documentaries served as "EPKs" (Electronic Press Kits). They were sanitized, studio-approved clips meant to sell a movie or album. Today, the genre has split into two distinct paths:
: Grounding the narrative in real-world research and ethics .