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IDENTIFICACION DEL TEXTO:
Kenner, Robert (Productor y Director). (2008). Food,inc [Documental]. USA: River Road Entertainment .
IDENTIFICACION DEL DIRECTOR:
Robert Kenner
Robert Kenner is an American film and television screenwriter , television director , film director , film producer , and television producer .Nació en California EE.UU. es un estadounidense de cine y televisión guionista ,director de televisión , director de cine , productor de cine y productor de televisión .
His career began in 1971 as an assistant cinematographer , and produced his first motion picture, 3:15 - The Moment of Truth , in 1984 (although it was not released until 1986). Su carrera comenzó en 1971 como asistente de fotografía , y produjo su primera película, 3:15 - El Momento de la Verdad, en 1984(aunque no fue publicado hasta 1986). His second feature film did not come until 1991's Lonely Hearts . Su segunda película no llegó hasta 1991 los Corazones Solitarios .
His first breakout project was the televised documentary The Lost Fleet of Guadalcanal , which he produced for the National Geographic Society and which aired in 1993 on PBS . [ 1 ] The following year, he directed and producedRussia's Last Tsar for National Geographic and PBS. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] He also directed and produced America's Endangered Species: Don't Say Good-bye in 1996. [ 2 ] [ 4 ] The International Documentary Association presented the picture with the Strand Award for Best Documentary. [ 5 ] Su proyecto de arranque primero fue el documental de televisión de The Lost flota de Guadalcanal , que produjo para laSociedad Geográfica Nacional y que fue presentada en 1993 en PBS . Al año siguiente, dirigió y produjo último zar de Rusia para National Geographic y PBS. También ha dirigido y producido la América en Peligro de Extinción de especies: Don't Say Good-bye 1996. en La Asociación Internacional de Documentales de la imagen con el capítulo para el Premio al Mejor Documental.
Kenner began a longassociation with the award-winning PBS documentary television program American Experience in 1998. Kenner comenzó una larga asociación con el ganador del premio documental de PBS programa de televisión American Experience en 1998. That year he directed and produced the widely reviewed Influenza, 1918 (about the 1918 flu pandemic ) [ 6 ] and followed it up with John Brown's Holy War (about abolitionist JohnBrown ) in 2001. [ 7 ] [ 8 ] His first documentary which he wrote, directed and produced was War Letters , which aired on American Experience in 2001. Ese año dirigió y produjo la ampliamente revisado gripe de 1918 (sobre la pandemia de gripe de 1918 ) y lo siguió con Brown Santo Juan Guerra (unos abolicionista John Brown ) en 2001. Su primer documental que escribió, dirigió y produjo fue CartasGuerra , que fue presentada en la experiencia estadounidense en 2001. The documentary is based on the 2001 New York Times best-selling book War Letters: Extraordinary Correspondence from American Wars by historian Andrew Carroll . [ 8 ] [ 9 ] He produced the episode, " The Road to Memphis ," for the 2003 PBS documentary series, The Blues , [ 10 ] and in 2005 produced and directed the Vietnam Wardocumentary, Two Days in October . [ 11 ] [ 12 ] [ 13 ] The documentary was the season premiere of American Experience. [ 13 ] The film, which is based on David Maraniss ' book They Marched into Sunlight , looks at the parallels between a Viet Cong ambush of a US Army patrol (and the subsequent cover-up of the loss by the American military) and a violent clash between police and student protestersat the University of Wisconsin–Madison —events which occurred 24 hours apart in October 1967. [ 12 ] The episode was nominated for and won the award for Exceptional Merit in Nonfiction Filmmaking at the 2006 Emmy Awards . [ 14 ] [ 15 ] El documental se basa en el 2001 New York Times best-seller libro Cartas de la guerra: correspondencia Extraordinario de la Guerra de América por el historiador...