Tag: American Masters
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Plus: A TV quiz show hits its 40th year on the air, and Arthur gets a hip-hop treatment.Kantor joins American Masters; Lacy christens production house
A new executive producer is joining PBS’s biography series American Masters as the former e.p., show creator Susan Lacy, embarks on a new career ...Wednesday roundup: NPR ads respond to voices; Knight backs development efforts
• NPR introduced voice recognition–enabled ads this week on its smartphone app in an attempt to connect its nearly one million mobile ...PBS recruiting new development chief
PBS is in "the final stages" of hiring a new executive to improve public TV fundraising efforts at both the local and ...PBS programs win three at 2013 Creative Arts Emmys
American Masters and Downton Abbey led the opening round of the annual Primetime Emmys Sept. 15 by claiming three Creative Arts Emmys for PBS. American Masters, a production ...Lacy coaxes creative talents to share stories of their lives
The whole idea behind American Masters, the biographical series produced at New York's WNET, was to build a library of America’s cultural history. To ...American Masters to shine light on reclusive author J.D. Salinger for 200th episode
The author of The Catcher in the Rye and Franny and Zooey died in January 2010 after living for more than 50 years as a recluse ...StoryCorps’ multiplatform production on the anniversary of 9/11 earned a prize for public radio and ...
The Peabody-winning segment aired on NPR’s Morning Edition and featured interviews that had been adapted as animated shorts for PBS’s POV. The award, one ...George Foster Peabody Awards for 2009
Producers for public broadcasting — and developers for its websites — received 14 Peabody Awards, announced March 31, 2010 Regarding websites, ...We get Keillor’s take on Keillor, but who’s complaining?
The series title means something, says arts documentarian Peter Rosen. If your film runs under the American Masters umbrella, it’s about an artist worth ...
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