This just in! History Studio Consulting Partner Stephanie Jenkins was elected Governor of the Documentary Programming Peer Group of the Television Academy!
Congratulations, from all of us at History Studio!

History Studio congratulates our founding partner Dr. Becky Nicolaides for receiving the Kenneth Jackson Award for Best Book in North American Urban History!

Congratulations Becky!
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History Studio is proud to announce that Prof. @jimdowns.bsky.social the Gilder Lehrman NEH Chair of Civil War Era Studies and Professor of History at Gettysburg College, has been named a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
Congratulations Jim!
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NEW! History Studio Founding Partner & Pulitzer Prize–winning author Heather Ann Thompson’s new book Fear and Fury arrives Feb 10, 2026!
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“Living with history means we are all responsible, in some way, for choices we had no hand in.” - Malinda Lowery

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Work with Malinda: historystudio.com/malinda-mayn...

History Studio congratulates our consulting partner Malinda Lowery on her project, Lumbeeland. The film explores drug culture’s impact on a Native American tribe. In producing the film, Lowery aims to bring attention to the dark struggles which continue to plague the community many Lumbees call home

History Studio congratulates our consulting partner Stephanie Jenkins for her leadership in regulating the use of AI in archival film work.

She co-founded the Archival Producers Alliance, and co-wrote “Best Practices for Use of Generative AI in Documentaries”.

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We’re proud to celebrate our consulting partner Dr. Joanne Paul, who joined James May on Channel 5’s James May’s Great Explorers to explore the life and loves of Sir Walter Raleigh.

Now available on Apple TV.

More on Dr. Paul’s work: historystudio.com/joanne-paul/

“Erica Armstrong Dunbar, pushed for a more multifaceted exploration of the lives of Black New Yorkers, who often interacted with Manhattan’s white elite even as they lived separately.”

In the New York Times today:
www.nytimes.com/2025/07/09/a...

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Thomas More, the new biography by Joanne Paul, is now available across the US and Canada via Pegasus Books.

Named Book of the Week by The Times, the book has already earned glowing UK reviews.

Joanne works with History Studio’s international team. To collaborate, visit:
www.historystudio.com