Kenn Rabin’s 20-year career in documentary film and television includes work on Vietnam: A Television History, Frontline, The American Experience, and Bill Moyers’ Journal. He has consulted on well over one hundred independent films, both non-fiction and fiction, and he has received two Emmy nominations (one for his archival work on the landmark civil rights series, Eyes on the Prize, the other for his research on Marlon Riggs’ film Color Adjustment).

Kenn is also the writer of award-winning short stories, plays, and screenplays. He has worked on projects for the three major television networks, HBO, and Turner, and also for private clients such as the Civil Rights Museum, the Southern Poverty Law Center, and various corporate clients. He was one of the founders of the WGBH Film and Video Resource Center, and he has been a consultant to the Rockefeller Foundation and to the Wilson Center for Scholars at the Smithsonian Institution.