In your example, you don't want the <rss> tag to be in the itunes: namespace, so you shouldn't be passing in a namespace to the corresponding XML::Generator call. All you need to do to get the xmlns:itunes attribute into the <rss> tag is to use that namespace in some embedded content. For example: 
  $itunes = XML::Generator->new(namespace=>[itunes=>'http://...']);
  $gen = XML::Generator->new();

  print $gen->rss($itunes->author("Some Guy"))

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This generates: 
<rss xmlns:itunes="http://..."><itunes:author>Some Guy</itunes></rss>

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In reply to Re^3: XML::Generator and namespace by Anonymous Monk
in thread XML::Generator and namespace by gloomrider

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