DP/30 @ Sundance: Blackfish, documentarian Gabriela Cowperthwaite

[@jorgeferreiro9783]

Congrats to Gabriela who by persistence and hard work has managed to change the course of things. I saw your movie and it was fabulous

[@12sin8]

His technique is fine, I don't come here to watch 'interviews', I come to this channel for intelligent conversation! Keep up the good work!

[@Southedgepictures]

I am so grateful for the interviews you do, as far as I know there are no other interviews that are so raw and honest.

[@Pithead]

SeaWorld shares dropped 45% in the last year!

[@dp30]

I am forever fascinated by people who decide the interview works in spite of the interviewer.

[@reneetoll6225]

DP/30 -- As a professional, you might consider the negative comments as a teaching moment, rather than a personal attack. The interruptions are irritating. It is as if you want to hear yourself speak, rather than listening fully to the answers you receive.

[@dp30]

Renee... I don't take it personally. I don't take the positive comments personally either. There are some "teaching moments," like me mumbling "um hum" as one might in a real conversation, that I think about daily and have, mostly, adjusted. Others like "he needs to learn how to interview" don't offer me anything but negativity. There are interviews in which I am nearly silent, some where I opine a lot, others where I interrupt. I adjust as needed. Sometimes I get it wrong. Mostly, not.

[@sevenslimysnails]

Are you really giving yourself all of the credit for Gabriela being an interesting and pleasant person to listen to?

[@DemiRonin]

Smart Woman, great film.

[@StephanCasey]

I like your interviewing :)

[@dp30]

I'm giving myself none of the credit for her being a good guest. But the notion that she does well in the interview in spite of me is an equally odd suggestion. My job is to give every guest a platform to be themselves. As an audience, you have the absolute right to like or dislike me or my style. But the attitude that someone is, basically, self-interviewing, and just has to manage to avoid my interruptions is simply inaccurate.

[@kachur777]

Gabriela is hot and did an awesome documentary ,can you count how many times she said.... you no ,in this 31min vid

[@tgargz]

This interviewer needs to learn how to interview others, that are actually on the camera, his interruptions are jarring. She, thankfully, knows how to hold her own.

[@djpinaple]

I like the affect of her head steaming. Lol. Something on the pourch is making it but it looks like steam is coming out of her head.

[@margaritanolasco6515]

Not totally honest, they should be honest.

[@armcollector1580]

All these ppl talking shit about the interviewer should post videos of themselves doing better. Great interview both from interviewer and interviewee.

[@EricMut]

"Documentary" filmmaker. Makes a movie using youtube, fired trainers, and ignoring the facts. So glad that Academy Awards saw through this farce of a film.

[@JaneDoexxx]

All the information Gabriela got is solid. There are records & documents to back it all up. She gave Seaworld many chances to tell their side, even inviting them to an open debate, time & time again Seaworld refused. Gabriela played very fair but Seaworld don't want to be questioned on it 'cos they know they can't deny any of it.

[@armcollector1580]

What facts did she ignore? Everything in the movie was spot on, 100% accurate. One of the best documentaries every made.