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• Robert E. Fuisz and Louis H. Gorfain (1983)
• Bill Moyers (1984)
• Howard Enders, John G. Fox, Michael Joseloff, and Marc Siegel / Brian Winston (1985)
• Robert MacNeil and Robert McCrum (1987)
• Kevin Brownlow and David Gill / Bill Couturié and Richard Dewhurst (1988)
• John Heminway (1989)
• Todd McCarthy / Ric Burns, Ken Burns and Geoffrey C. Ward (1991)
• Todd Robinson / Dereck Joubert / Dennis Watlington (1994)

• Michelle Ferrari (2003)
• Susan Lacy and Stephen Stept (2004)
• Geoffrey C. Ward (2005)
• Peter Jones (2006)
• James Sanders and Ric Burns (2007)
• Geoffrey C. Ward (2008)
• Joe Bini, P. G. Morgan, and Marina Zenovich (2009)
• Dayton Duncan (2010)
• Stanley Nelson Jr. (2011)
• Geoffrey C. Ward (2012)
• Alex Gibney (2013)
• Ann Druyan and Steven Soter (2014)
• Alex Gibney (2015)
• Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos (2016)
• Ava DuVernay and Spencer Averick (2017)
• Anthony Bourdain (2018)
• Anthony Bourdain (2019)
• Mark Lewis (2020)
• Vickie Curtis, Davis Coombe, and Jeff Orlowski (2021)
• Mark Monroe (2022)
• Geoffrey C. Ward (2023)
• Jessie Gaskell, Conan O'Brien, Matt O'Brien, and Mike Sweeney (2024)

Between 1979–1994, the category was a juried award.

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