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- Hampe says that "interviews do not a documentary make, because they don't show the topic, they show people talking about the topic". If so, why are they so prevalent on "classic" documentaries (tv, movies, etc)?
- Hampe brings up that the common mistake is that people often think that the camera does it all? But doesn't quality bring in more realistic experiences? or not?
- The author also mentions "docudramas" which are basically films in a misleading category. He says that they have nothing to do with true documentaries? What do you think? Marketing ploy or some truth?
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