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Ken Burns

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ken Burns (Kenneth Lauren Burns), 1953-, American documentary filmmaker, b. Broooklyn, N.Y., grad. Hampshire College (1975). Acting as producer, director, and cinematographer, Burns typically explores themes from American history, blending period photographs, works of art, film, and music with narration, remarks by historians and other scholars, contemporaneous written materials read by noted actors, and authentic sound effects. His first full-length film, The Brooklyn Bridge (1980), was, like his subsequent works, shown on public television. Burns won particular acclaim for his nine-part... Read more
Ken Burns
Ken Burns As a prolific documentary filmmaker, Ken Burns (born 1953) explored topics large and small...Television wrote, "More than anyone before him, Ken Burns has made the historical documentary a popular... Read more
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...PBS, won numerous filmmaking and history awards. His later television documentaries include Baseball (1994), Lewis and Clark (1997), Frank Lloyd Wright (1998), and Jazz (2001). Ken(neth Lauren) Burns Ken(neth Lauren) Burns Ken(neth Lauren) Burns Read more

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