During the first six months of 2004, Spotts visited nineteen cities and towns during the production of this entirely self-funded film. He saw firsthand the permanent, structural changes confronting America's blue-collar and white-collar families as multinational corporations take advantage of "global sourcing" to hire the lowest-wage labor.
the result of 80 hours of interviews, "American Jobs" explores the impact of low-wage foreign competition on America's workers, families and communities.
From the textile mills of North Carolina to the Software hub of Seattle, displaced workers share their stories and their concerns for America's future.
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