Documentary19951 h 27 min634×476

Does TV Kill?

WGBH Educational Foundation, Bill D Moyers . ., PBS Video, Mike McLeod, Michael Kirk, Oregon Public Broadcasting

DocumentaryChildren's

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About

A probing examination of what is known about TV's effect on people, especially children. Through interviews with experts and the use of surveillance cameras placed in the homes of several families, the program uncovers some unexpected answers to the question, 'Does TV kill?'"--Container. Includes a panel discussion entitled: What should we do about TV?

More Author/Title Info:

produced and directed by Michael McLeod ; producer/director, Michael Kirk ; a production of Oregon Public Broadcasting for Frontline.

Physical Description:

1 videocassette (89 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 1/2 in.

Performers:

Bill Moyers, host.

Credits:

Photographed and edited by Milt Ritter ; editor, Frank Capria.

Event Details:

Aired on television January 10, 1995 on the public affairs series Frontline.

System Details:

Human-made No record of this work says a model made it. What this means.