Big Emmy Win for Kara White & Hemlock Films
- Adam White
- Jun 22
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 23
Filmmaker Kara White's documentary film Witness to Revolution won an Emmy award for Best Historical Documentary. The one-hour film originally aired on Ball State PBS this past year. You can catch it now on PBS stations nationwide and Amazon Prime.
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences held its awards banquet this year in Indianapolis, Indiana, recognizing excellence in television annually.
As writer/director/researcher and editor, Kara White created the film for the Shields family and a national broadcast audience. Over the past decade, she has written, produced, and directed many films for Hemlock Films, winning awards along the way.
Journey to early 20th-century China through the eyes of an intrepid medical missionary. As the Xinhai Revolution erupts, we see history unfold through his vivid diaries and stunning photographs. This gripping documentary captures a world on the brink of transformation, blending frontline battlefield images with intimate accounts of medical and spiritual work. Experience the twilight of imperialism and the birth of modern China through one man's extraordinary lens and pen. A riveting tale of compassion, courage, and change in a land awakening to a new era.
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