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Lena Dunham's upcoming show 'Camping' places human minutiae against nature

Lena Dunham's 'Camping' is probably the wind of change where she will take a closer look at the human troubles.

In the latest clip of an invitation to the set, the cast, and writers of 'Camping' talk about what the show stands for, and what more are they expecting of it. Coming from the program creator of 'Girls,' Lena Dunham seems to have been trying to visualize a new way of interpreting the "minutiae of human existence."

In the clip, shared on Facebook, the cast gives a brief introduction to the show. Jennifer Garner, who is set to play the obsessive-compulsive wife who considers herself to be "Instagram famous" with just 11,000 followers for her account, said, "'Camping' is a story about four couples who go on a camping trip. It's four couples who maybe shouldn't be spending 4-5 nights together in the woods." While the very idea of human interaction going very wrong often takes the center in any of Dunham's works, 'Camping' is probably that one show where Dunham is trying to tell less of her story and more of her characters.