How To Make a Guerilla Documentary

[Zensteve]

That was the title of the article - sounded like a fine read, so I clicked on it... and it didn't really live up to the title at all.

Here is the link.

Random quote from the article:

Dennis Reiff, an insurance broker who has helped underwrite legally sensitive documentaries like Michael Moore's ''Fahrenheit 9/11'' and Morgan Spurlock's ''Super Size Me,'' says that typically ''even the mere threat of a lawsuit can stop a documentary in its tracks.'' Greenwald is optimistic but guarded. ''I want to make a great film,'' he says. ''But I'd like to do so without losing my house and spending the rest of my life in court.''

 

[rizien]

Hmm, the threat of a law suit wouldn't stop me dead in my tracks...But "Im totally a rebel dude!" (sarcasm)..i might read the article, but you said it doesnt deliver so i might not..