Press Kit
A Life Reimagined: The George Masa Story, a new documentary by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Paul Bonesteel, presents a groundbreaking examination of the life and legacy of George Masa, a Japanese immigrant photographer whose images helped shape early conservation efforts and the national parks movement in the United States.
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ABOUT THE FILM
Directed by Paul Bonesteel and produced with co-writer and researcher Janet McCue and a team of researchers, A Life Reimagined draws on newly uncovered research and long-hidden dimensions of Masa's life that challenge what was previously understood about one of the most influential yet elusive figures in American conservation history. The director welcomes interviews, podcasts and inquiries.
BROADCAST DATES & TIMES
The film is airing nationwide on PBS stations and is available on the PBS App. Broadcasts are rolling out across U.S. markets. To view local listings as they roll out, visit www.georgemasa.com/broadcasts
DOWNLOAD PRESS MATERIALS
North Carolina Press Release (PBS North Carolina)
WNC Pre-Release Screenings Press Release
MEDIA CONTACTS:
National Media Inquiries: Laurel Bird Media, LLC, LeeAnn Donnellv
hello@laurelbirdmedia.com 828.778.2981
North Carolina Media Inquiries
For press info and resources, email press@pbsnc.org
Film production funders & supporters
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