We The Economy 1.0.2

You have never witnessed the US economy portrayed quite like this before. A team of award-winning directors and esteemed economic experts joined forces to create an exceptional short film series that addresses 20 fundamental questions about our economy - all through the lenses of comedy, animation, music, and dance. This groundbreaking experience promises to provide thought-provoking insights into the economy that will surely leave you enthralled.

Delve into this mesmerizing experience which boasts:

• Over 20 captivating short films crafted by renowned Hollywood figures.
• Engaging quizzes and facts to challenge your economic knowledge against fellow viewers.
• Exclusive director photos, bios, perspectives, and insightful interviews.
• Peek behind the curtain with behind-the-scenes images from each film, early animations, and bonus footage from top economic experts.
• Innovative infographics and 'box-score' visualizations presenting real-time economic data.

The stellar lineup of directors includes Ramin Bahrani, Bob Balaban, Joe Berlinger, Jon M. Chu, Marshall Curry, Heidi Ewing, Rachel Grady, Adrian Grenier, Catherine Hardwicke, Mary Harron, Chris Henchy, Lee Hirsch, Albert Hughes, Steve James, Barbara Kopple, Shola Lynch, Adam McKay, Jehane Noujaim, James Schamus, Morgan Spurlock, Miao Wang, and Jessica Yu.

Noteworthy actors involved are Bob Balaban, Annalise Basso, Kerry Bische, Brooke Bloom, Marylouise Burke, Mo Collins, Laura Ceron, Maddie Corman, Susie Essman, Judah Friedlander, Nancy Giles, Michael Gladis, Adam Goldberg, Adrian Grenier (also directing), Werner Herzog, Peter Jacobson and many more.

The project features notable voice-over artists such as Maria Bamford, Billy Eichner, Shad “Da Beast” Gaspard (professional wrestler), Tony Hale (Veep), Erin Jackson (Exhale), Phil LaMarr (Futurama), Thomas Middleditch (Silicon Valley), Jayson Anthony Paul a/k/a JTG (professional wrestler), Amy Poehler (Parks & Recreation), Maya Rudolph (Bridesmaids), Andy Richter (Elf), Rob Riggle (The Hangover) and Sarah Silverman (The Muppets).

This prodigious series also includes insights from distinguished economic experts like Dean Baker of the Center for Economic and Policy Research; Yoram Bauman who authored "The Cartoon Introduction to Economics"; Jodi Beggs from Northeastern University; Adam Davidson of NPR's “Planet Money”; John Steele Gordon; Neil Irwin of The New York Times; Greg Ip of The Economist; Markus Koch from N-TV; Annalyn Kurtz; and Diane Lim of Pew Charitable Trusts.