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Irv Drasnin (born March 18, 1934) is an American journalist, a producer-director-writer of documentary films for CBS News [1] and PBS ( Frontline, The American Experience, Nova ).
Home - Irv Drasnin, Documentary Filmmaker. Skip to content. Home. About. Films. Reviews. Awards. Letters and More. My Harvard “Ph.D.”: The Fairbank Letters. The John Updike Map. The Guns of Autumn: A Producers’ View. Directors’ Guild of America: In Good Company. Notes from Selma Alabama. Covering China: Reflections. Assignment China: On Camera.
Bio-Documentary Filmmaker, Broadcast Journalist/Irv Drasnin. My career in broadcast journalism and documentary films includes thirty-five years at CBS News and PBS (Frontline, The American Experience, Nova).
About. Irv Drasnin’s career in documentary filmmaking and broadcast journalism includes 35 years at CBS News and PBS, covering a wide range of topics both foreign and domestic, contemporary...
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Irv Drasnin. Writer: CBS Reports. Irv Drasnin's career in documentary filmmaking and broadcast journalism includes 35 years at CBS News and PBS, covering a wide range of topics both foreign and domestic, contemporary and historical. Among his 31 films are The Guns of Autumn, Apartheid, Who Has a Right to Rhodesia, Inside the Union, The Radio ...
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- Irv Drasnin
Irv Drasnin's career in documentary filmmaking and broadcast journalism includes 35 years at CBS News and PBS, covering a wide range of topics both foreign and domestic, contemporary and historical. Among his 31 films are The Guns of Autumn, Apartheid, Who Has a Right to Rhodesia, Inside the Union, The Radio Priest, Forever Baseball and a ...
Jul 9, 2012 · Irv Drasnin, a China expert who worked at CBS with Edward Murrow and Charles Kuralt, interviewed Rittenberg off screen, making him appear larger than life. The film was richly illustrated with...
