Letter from London: the outlook for UK indies

A former psychologist who made frequent documentary appearances, Andy Glynne has, for the past decade, been working to support emerging documentary filmmakers in London. He founded the Documentary Filmmakers Group (DFG), which trains roughly one thousand filmmakers a year in all aspects of the doc game. He's also MD of Mosaic Films, DFG's sister company, and the director of One World Media, which aims to improve the quality and coverage of the developing world in the British media. Carol Nahra spoke with Glynne about independent doc-making in the UK.

August 12, 2009

A former psychologist who made frequent documentary appearances, Andy Glynne has, for the past decade, been working to support emerging documentary filmmakers in London. He founded the Documentary Filmmakers Group (DFG), which trains roughly one thousand filmmakers a year in all aspects of the doc game. He's also MD of Mosaic Films, DFG's sister company, and the director of One World Media, which aims to improve the quality and coverage of the developing world in the British media. Carol Nahra spoke with Glynne about independent doc-making in the UK.