Peter Miller\'s award-winning documentaries include the theatrically-released A.K.A. DOC POMUS, JEWS AND BASEBALL: AN AMERICAN LOVE STORY, and SACCO AND VANZETTI (winner of the American Historical Association\\\'s best film award). With Carlos Sandoval, he directed and produced A CLASS APART (PBS American Experience, Imagen Award). His musical film THE INTERNATIONALE was short-listed for an Academy Award nomination. With Docdays Productions in Berlin, he wrote and directed PROJECTIONS OF AMERICA, about a little-known American WWII propaganda film unit. With Renée Silverman, he produced, directed and shot SOSÚA: MAKE A BETTER WORLD (shown on PBS stations nationwide) and REFUGEE KIDS: ONE SMALL SCHOOL TAKES ON THE WORLD (now screening in communities everywhere). His most recent film is ROBERT SHAW: MAN OF MANY VOICES, about the celebrated conductor. Peter has been a producer on numerous documentaries by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, including the PBS series THE WAR and JAZZ, as well as the Peabody Award-winning FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT. He\'s served in various producing roles on films including THE UPRISING OF ’34, PASSIN’ IT ON (winner of twenty film festival prizes), the Academy Award-winning AMERICAN DREAM, and many other celebrated documentaries. He works regularly as a script consultant, writer, and music supervisor.