MIPDoc ’16: Balancing drama and history, hype and VR

The conversation at Sunday's (April 4) MIPDoc sessions offered looks at Amazon Studios' first foray into non-fiction, the dramatization of history and what one executive feared would be "the overheating of virtual reality."

April 4, 2016

The conversation at Sunday's (April 4) MIPDoc sessions offered looks at Amazon Studios' first foray into non-fiction, the dramatization of history and what one executive feared would be "the overheating of virtual reality."

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A+E Networks, Amazon Studios, Anthony Geffen, Arte, Arte Germany, Atlantic Productions, Deep, Diego Buñuel, France TV Distribution, Isabelle Graziadey, Joe Lewis, Julia Schulte, Sally Habbershaw, Terranoa, The New Yorker Presents, Thomas Wallner, Wolfgang Bergmann, ZDF

TAGS:

A+E Networks, Amazon Studios, Anthony Geffen, Arte, Arte Germany, Atlantic Productions, Deep, Diego Buñuel, France TV Distribution, Isabelle Graziadey, Joe Lewis, Julia Schulte, Sally Habbershaw, Terranoa, The New Yorker Presents, Thomas Wallner, Wolfgang Bergmann, ZDF

About The Author

Daniele Alcinii is a news editor at realscreen, the leading international publisher of non-fiction film and television industry news and content. He joined the RS team in 2015 with experience in journalism following a stint out west with Sun Media in Edmonton's Capital Region, and with communications work in Melbourne, Australia and Toronto. You can follow him on Twitter at @danielealcinii.

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