Old Dog Documentaries
Motion Pictures and FilmNew York, United States0-1 Employees
Old Dog Documentaries is a video production company based in New York, focused on creating documentary films that foster discussion and actions around social, economic, and environmental justice. Its catalog includes titles such as The Wisdom to Survive: Climate Change, Capitalism & Community, Arms for the Poor, The Global Banquet: The Politics of Food, and stories addressing AIDS in Africa and aging. The firm has produced films that have been broadcast on national platforms, including ABC-TV and PBS, demonstrating an emphasis on accessible, issue-driven storytelling. Founded by John Ankele and Anne Macksoud, the organization combines interests in faith, interfaith dialogue, and education with documentary filmmaking, situating it within the Movies, Videos and Sound industry. Old Dog Documentaries operates with a small team and maintains an active production slate aimed at viewers and communities engaged in social justice conversations. The company’s work appears to target audiences seeking informative documentaries that prompt dialogue on complex global issues, leveraging film as a medium for awareness and discussion.