Rough cuts and raw footage from a PBS project invite audience feedback and personal stories, redefining human experience in a digital world.
“Life on the digital frontier”
Synopsis
Rough cuts and raw footage from a PBS project invite audience feedback and personal stories, redefining human experience in a digital world.
Synopsis
Rachel Dretzin directs Digital Nation, a PBS documentary airing on February 2, 2010. The film features raw footage and rough cuts shared online, inviting audience feedback and personal stories. It investigates life in a digital world, focusing on how technology affects human experience. The production team engages with the public, creating a collaborative project that reflects changes in media consumption. This FRONTLINE initiative aims to redefine human interaction in an era dominated by digital communication.
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Why Watch
- See raw footage and audience stories online.
- Meet director Rachel Dretzin and her vision.
- Find out how technology reshapes human experience.
Did You Know
- Digital Nation aired on February 2, 2010, as a FRONTLINE documentary.
- The film has a total duration of 85 minutes.
- Rachel Dretzin served as the director of Digital Nation.
- The documentary is produced in the United States and is in English.
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Who directed the documentary Digital Nation?
Digital Nation was directed by Rachel Dretzin.
What is the runtime of the documentary Digital Nation?
The runtime of Digital Nation is 85 minutes.
When did Digital Nation air on PBS?
Digital Nation aired on February 2, 2010.
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