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What would life be like without public TV? To find out, check out one of the new TV spots created for the medium by DMW.
“Whole Lot of Nothing” uses a guy with a British accent, a chair, a few props, some frenetic movement and a lot of white space to convey the probable effects of public-TV support drying up.
“Nothing on public television except for a man using his hand for puppets,” the guy says, moving his hand to simulate a talking puppet.
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