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Photo of Sandy West on his family's boat in ''Gutted.''
Sandy West on his family's boat in "Gutted."
Frequently Asked Questions

How can I find out when WIDE ANGLE is on in my area?
Go to TV Schedule to find out when WIDE ANGLE is broadcasting in your area.

Can I watch WIDE ANGLE programs online?
Several of our programs are online. Visit the Watch Online page to see which programs are available. Or find the show you would like to watch by using the Show Finder. If the show is available online, there will be a link to streaming video of the program.

Can I get a VHS/DVD of a WIDE ANGLE program?
At this time VHS and DVD copies of WIDE ANGLE programs are available for educational use only and can be purchased from Films Media Group.

How do I find out more information about a story I saw on WIDE ANGLE?
Go to Resources for links related to our stories.

Are there any resources for teachers to use WIDE ANGLE programs in the classroom?
Yes. Go to Global Classroom for lesson plans, classroom tips and links to other resources.

Can I use content from the WIDE ANGLE Web site on my Web site?
No. The rights WIDE ANGLE purchases for images and the video clips that we use on our Web site do not extend to publication on any other Web site.

Can I make a copy of WIDE ANGLE's Web site pages?
You may print a copy of a web page if you are using it for educational purposes such as teaching a class. Printing and distributing for any other purpose is not permitted.

Can I license WIDE ANGLE footage?
Yes. For more information call 212-560-8888.

How is WIDE ANGLE funded?
WIDE ANGLE is funded by contributions from individuals, foundations and corporations. Major funding for WIDE ANGLE has been provided by PBS, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Bernard and Irene Schwartz, Mutual of America Life Insurance Company, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Foundation, The Jacob Burns Foundation, Ford Foundation, Josh and Judy Weston, Rosalind P. Walter, and The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation.

How do I submit my proposal / work in progress / finished film to WIDE ANGLE?
WIDE ANGLE collaborates with independent producers and international broadcasters on commissions and co-productions and acquires completed films for broadcast. If you are developing, producing or have completed a film on an international subject you think would be a match for WIDE ANGLE, find out how to submit your work to the series' producers at Producing for WIDE ANGLE. You can learn more about stories covered in the 2007 season and previous years by checking out the Show Finder.

How can I work for WIDE ANGLE?
WIDE ANGLE has a small staff at WNET/Thirteen in New York and welcomes your application. However, there are very few openings each season. Most of our documentaries are produced under WIDE ANGLE's supervision by independent companies.

Does WIDE ANGLE have internships?
WIDE ANGLE seeks highly motivated interns for its production season (June through September). Find out about more at Internship Opportunities.

How do I submit a comment or suggestion to WIDE ANGLE?
WIDE ANGLE welcomes and appreciates your comments and suggestions for specific programs and for the series. Go to Feedback to let us know what you're thinking.

How can I contact WIDE ANGLE?
WIDE ANGLE
WNET/Thirteen
450 West 33rd Street
New York, NY 10001
Tel: 212-560-3004
Fax: 212-560-8279


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