Editing Doc Films (section)

==Activities==
As the student organizers realized that they could not sustain the organization on documentaries alone, they expanded to incorporate [[Fictional film|fictional]] and [[experimental film]]s. While the University's classes are in session, Doc Films hosts nightly screenings of films selected from one of these categories at [[Max Palevsky]] Cinema, located in [[Ida Noyes Hall]]. Doc's screening selection is eclectic. Each quarter of the academic year, students and members of the public propose series of nine films that are somehow related to each other (filmmaker, actor, language, genre, era, theme, etc.). The Programming Committee, which consists of any interested students or members of the public, then chooses among these proposals to schedule a different series for each weeknight (Sunday through Friday).  Recent films, normally delayed one quarter from their nationwide release date, are shown on weekends. Occasionally, Doc screens films which have not yet been released to the general public in the area, including ''[[The Rules of the Game]]'' and ''[[Brokeback Mountain]]''. The daily operations of the theater are also completely run by volunteers, either students or interested members of the community. These volunteers sell and collect tickets, present films, and project the films.

Other events include showings of student films and conversations with faculty and professionals connected to the film industry. It has hosted a number of film directors, including [[Alfred Hitchcock]], [[Woody Allen]] and [[John Ford]].