Ken Burns
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Making documentary films for almost 50 years.
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https://www.pbs.org/kenburns/unum/ 24-10-2011 19:48:13
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I was honored to speak at the Brandeis Univ. commencement today. Congrats to the graduates and their families. Thank you Brandeis University brandeis.edu/streaming/comm…
Very excited to visit with National History Day students on June 11th during the 50th year anniversary competition. History is something you can study - but it is also a way to think about the world.
'I Just Keep Talking,' Nell Painter new book, is a journey - through history, through creativity, through the power of observation. It is about ideas that are powerful enough to change how we think about the world and ourselves. Highly recommended: shorturl.at/aegiQ
Filmmakers out there. Today’s the day to submit your film for the 2024 Library of Congress Jonathan Lavine / Ken Burns Prize for Film. See below from The Better Angels Society
I agree with Robert Kagan about how radical our democracy was and is - and the need to protect it. Check out his The Washington Post piece here shorturl.at/MW039 and his new book, 'Rebellion' (@AAKnopf 2024). The Brookings Institution
The deadline for submitting your film for the Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for film is May 1. Multiple prizes to help you finish your American history documentary. Info here: shorturl.at/coTWZ
Congrats to my friend and long-time collaborator Dayton Duncan for winning best documentary script at the #WritersGuildAwards last night for Episode 1 of #AmericanBuffaloPBS !
Fantastic night at the GQ Magazine creativity awards with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. (Photo credit: Getty Images for GQ)
After the DC premiere, participants in the film spoke about strategies to counter Christian Nationalism. Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove Anne Nelson Steve Schmidt
Now if you could choose one person in the US to introduce, who would it be? And at the The Authors Guild annual gala at that. So honored to present Heather Cox Richardson (TDPR) with the annual Baldacci Award for Literary Activism.