Building a PBS Series
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the new season of the popular PBS series 10 that Changed America before it airs in July. Dan Protess, producer and writer, Geoffrey Baer, host, and Dan Marriott, advisor, discuss the process of making the built environment interesting for a broad TV audience in upcoming episodes focusing on streets, monuments, and engineering marvels.
About the Series
10 That Changed America is a PBS series about the nation’s built environment. Three new episodes offer whirlwind tours of ten monuments, modern engineering marvels, and streets where American history was made. The season premieres on July 10. Check your local PBS station for details.
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Host Geoffrey Baer interviewing Amy Downs at the Oklahoma City Memorial. Photo courtesy Beau Brand.