The Globe and Mail‘s television columnist, John Doyle, stopped by last week for a chat about our work – and the state of Canadian documentary filmmaking.

“We totally get the need for broadcasters to reach an audience, but as documentary strands disappear – and the more eccentric strands have disappeared entirely – there’s a narrowing of the bandwidth on the kind of stories that will ultimately be told and will reach a wider audience”.

You can read the full Globe and Mail article here.