In the midst of a publishing revolution, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, one of Americas most storied institutions of journalism, is experimenting with new tools to tell stories in preparation for the end of print in the digital era. An official selection of the Academy Award qualifying Atlanta Film Festival and Winner of Best Documentary Short at the 2016 Maverick Movie Awards, Digital Edition is directed by James Kicklighter and produced by Elizabeth Kaiser. ScreenCritix - It really is easy to see that Digital Edition ticks all the boxes when it comes to how a short documentary should look and make you feel. James Kicklighter and his crew know their craft and with Digital Edition, they have created a documentary that I really enjoyed watching. The Independent Critic - Filled with a surprising amount of content for a 28 minute film along with nicely done graphics that balance out the interviews, Digital Edition is an entertaining and informative short doc that will likely resonate most with those who consider themselves to be information geeks and journalistic connoisseurs. IndyRed - I have seen projects from Mr. Kicklighter before, and expected nothing less than a well rounded, polished experience. What I did not expect was a topic featuring a much broader scope than the title suggest; a fine short film covering a lot of different aspects from the industry. Digital Edition would look right at home on your favorite television channel.