From movies, TV shows, commercials and even to the digital space, does today's media realistically portray our generation?
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After tackling issues that resonated in 2012, from college debt to social networking, season two of Scion AV and VICE's Young Americans sees the return of Producer/Director Lance Bangs and company as they travel across the nation to capture real viewpoints and opinions from today's youth.
In season two, ethnicity is the overarching lens through which Lance and his team focused in on some targeted topics such as body image, socializing and media representations. The end result was a documented survey of people from a wide array of ethnic communities hailing from all over the US.
Check out Season 1 of Young Americans here: http://bit.ly/10AKbRK
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