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Exclusive: LoC Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film opens call for submissions, reveals first jury members
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PBS sets November premiere for new Ken Burns series “The American Revolution”
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TCA winter tour: PBS reveals Leonardo doc from Ken Burns, disco docuseries
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“Drop Dead City” wins Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film
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Documentary non-profit Better Angels Society appoints new CEO
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S&A round-up: international sales for “U.S. and the Holocaust”; FilmRise nabs “Miramar Murders”
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American Documentary’s Erika Dilday joins new Ken Burns doc as co-director
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2023 Better Angels Lavine Fellowship recipients unveiled
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PBS unveils climate programming, new docs from Ken Burns, John Leguizamo
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“Bella!,” “Philly on Fire” tie for Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film
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The 2022 MIPCOM Shopper’s Guide, part three
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Six finalists revealed for 2022 Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film
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PBS slates “The U.S. and the Holocaust” from Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, Sarah Botstein
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Westdoc Online interviews Ken Burns on upcoming “Benjamin Franklin” doc
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Better Angels Lavine fellows selected from Library of Congress/Ken Burns Prize applicants
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WETA sets premiere for Ken Burns-produced doc on youth mental illness
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Exclusive: Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film opens call for entries
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Smithsonian Channel greenlights Muhammad Ali feature doc “Cassius X”
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Two-part Ken Burns documentary on Benjamin Franklin coming to PBS in April
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“Gradually, Then Suddenly” wins Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize
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BIPOC-led industry collective challenges PBS to ensure diversity mandate is met
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Entries open for 2021 Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film
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International broadcasters sign up for Ken Burns, Lynn Novick “Hemingway” doc
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Summit ’21: Ken Burns and Lynn Novick talk “Hemingway”, process and perseverance
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