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"The Doc on Doc", about the Documentary Filmmaking for Writers class, was made collaboratively by seven Writers House students (Amanda Bullis, Lizette Gesuden, Alex Prister, Jacob Rasor, Dave Rothstadt, Pilar Timpane and Francisco Veloz) . Designed and taught by Dena Seidel, a professional filmmaker with a background in broadcast television, this course focuses on short film story composition, the 3 Act structure, and film language. Students also learn the basic skills necessary to use Writers House video cameras and Final Cut software.

ROSS KAUFFMAN comes to Writers House to present his Academy Award winning documentary BORN INTO BROTHELS. Click to see Kauffman discussing the making of this film along with excerpts from this amazing documentary.

Award winning filmmaker SAM POLLARD comes to Writers House to present "When the Levees Broke", produced by SPIKE LEE and Sam Pollard. Click to see Sam discussing the making of the film along with excerpts from this powerful documentary about New Orleans in the aftermath of Katrina.

February 12, 2009. Conversation and Collaborative Performance with artist and composer John Kenny.

September 9, 2007

Eric Guadara, a local Rutgers poet,always wished to get out of New Jersey and break the all consuming routine of his monotonous pizza delivery job. In the summer of 2008, he summons the budget and wherewithal to take a road trip to California.

Veo a Vicente is a short documentary about Vicente, a Mexican man living in New Brunswick. The film documents his alcoholic abuse in Mexico, his reasons for leaving his country, and his experience in the United States.

Faced with an invisible handicap, pushed to the brink of insanity, unable to fit in society, Brian must choose his path. Based on the life of Alex Prister.

Documentary filmmaker Rob Kuhns presents and discusses his film, "Birth of the Living Dead," about the making of the 1968 cult horror classic, in Writers House class on Digital Storytelling.

satirical video cartoons from election year 2008 produced by illustrator Steve Brodner and filmmaker Gail Levin.