[ The Art of Documentary ]
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About
Us

Why
we
started
The
Art
of
Documentary

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Plain and Simple

We
understand
the
profound
impact
stories
can
have
and
the
desire
to
share
them
widely.
Unfortunately,
there
was
a
lack
of
accessible
guidance
for
aspiring
documentary
filmmakers.
That's
why
we've
created
a
supportive
community
and
comprehensive
courses
to
help
you
realise
your
vision.
We
understand
the
profound
impact
stories
can
have
and
the
desire
to
share
them
widely.
Unfortunately,
there
was
a
lack
of
accessible
guidance
for
aspiring
documentary
filmmakers.
That's
why
we've
created
a
supportive
community
and
comprehensive
courses
to
help
you
realise
your
vision.

Our Aim

Our commitment to filmmakers

[ 01 ]

Empowering Filmmakers

Our aim is to empower you with practical skills and a network of support to turn your idea into a compelling film for the big screen.
[ 02 ]

Direct Feedback

Receive critiques and guidance from industry professionals and the community to refine your filmmaking skills.
[ 03 ]

Community Expansion

We're committed to expanding our community, offering top-notch resources, funding opportunities, and a platform to showcase your work.
[ 04 ]

Industry Partnerships

Partnering with industry leaders, we're dedicated to bringing your stories to life.

Co-founder, Director

Michael Del Monte

Michael Del Monte is a Canadian documentary filmmaker. He received his B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Western Ontario and he completed his Master’s in Theology at the University of Toronto. Michael tells stories of forgotten individuals. He has completed four feature documentaries and his work has won awards at the world’s largest documentary festivals. His docs have been acquired by the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime, ESPN, Sundance Now, VICE, CBC and more.

Co-founder, Director

Mark Bone

Award-winning Toronto-based director Mark Bone found his passion for documentary filmmaking during his time as an aid worker in Egypt during the Darfur war. He has since directed several acclaimed documentaries, including the gripping CNN FILMS documentary "58 HOURS," which explores the rescue of Jessica McClure. Mark's work, such as "Battleground" and "ASD Band: The Movie," has earned him accolades like the Vimeo Staff Pick Premiere and the Audience Award at HotDocs. With experience on sets in over 35 countries, Mark has also directed commercial campaigns for renowned brands like Mercedes Benz, Nike, BMW, and Nikon.