Ken Burns's America

Discover the groundbreaking insights in Ken Burns's America by G. Edgerton, an essential read for fans of American history and documentary filmmaking. This first book-length study critically examines the innovative work of Ken Burns, a renowned producer-director celebrated for his unique storytelling style. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2002, this paperback edition spans 268 pages and delves into Burns's pivotal role as a television auteur and his significant influence on programming within the industry. G. Edgerton explores how Burns crafts a personal and compelling narrative of America's past, captivating tens of millions of viewers across the nation. Whether you're a student of history or a lover of documentary films, this book offers a profound understanding of how Ken Burns has shaped the way we perceive and engage with our nation's history.