The Lost Tapes: Malcolm X 1-hour special Smithsonian 2018 The Lost Tapes: Tet Offensive 1-hour special Smithsonian 2018
The Lost Tapes: Apollo 13 1-hour special Smithsonian 2018 The Lost Tapes: DC Sniper 1-hour special Smithsonian 2018 The Lost Tapes: Clinton Impeachment 1-hour special Smithsonian 2018 In Their Own Words 3圆0 series National Geographic 2019 Log Cabin Fever 18圆0 series Great American Country 2017-19 Loch Ness Monster: New Evidence 2-hour special Discovery 2019Īpollo: Missions to the Moon 2-hour special National Geographic 2019 The Real Right Stuff 2-hour special Disney + 2020īeing the Queen 1-hour special National Geographic 2020 Shock Docs 4x120 series Discovery 2020-21 Thomas Sowell: Common Sense in a Senseless World 2-hour special Free to Choose 2021 Tom Has been a proud member of the DGA since the late 1990s. In 2020, his National Geographic film, Diana: In Her Own Words, appeared on Netflix paired with the release of Season 4 of The Crown and became an international sensation. In 2015, The Fidel Castro Tapes was nominated for a News & Documentary Emmy. In 2017, his company was the Emmy for Best Research in a Documentary for his film Challenger Disaster: Lost Tapes. In 2013, his new company – 1895 Films – won the prestigious Peabody Award for his documentary about the assassination of Dr. Tom has won and been nominated for many awards including a Pulitzer Prize for Investigative journalism, the News and Documentary Emmy Awards and several New York Festival Awards. In 2004 Tom founded Tom Jennings Productions and began producing his own television shows and documentary films. Writing led to producing, which led to directing for several production companies. Simpson criminal trial, Tom began making non-fiction films as a writer for the Discovery Networks. He started his career as a journalist, writing for newspapers including the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times.
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Tom Jennings is Peabody award-winning television and documentary movie producer with more than 400 hours of programming to his credit.
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