Innovations in Industrial Manufacturing are Covered on "Behind The Scenes" with James Earl Jones for Public Television
A new piece will discuss how manufacturing is evolving in many ways...
Since the invention of the assembly line, the industrial revolution has been in full swing. Changes continue to occur across a vast range of industrial sectors, and those innovations will be the subject of an upcoming episode of Behind the Scenes with James Earl Jones (Of Mice and Men, Star Wars.)
James Earl Jones is a celebrated actor and the program brings out interesting and entertaining answers from the interview subjects. Behind the Scenes is a program produced solely for public television. It is not released by PBS, rather it is distributed to stations around the nation who air the programming as needed. Each program takes on a new issue involving some aspect of culture or society at large.
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