Sweetfern Productions has produced a wonderful and novel science film about the decomposition of a whale. What? Awesome and inspiring:
Whale Fall (after life of a whale) from Sharon Shattuck on Vimeo.
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Sweetfern Productions has produced a wonderful and novel science film about the decomposition of a whale. What? Awesome and inspiring:
Whale Fall (after life of a whale) from Sharon Shattuck on Vimeo. 60-minutes has posted a great behind-the-scenes look at a new Animal Planet program called ‘Spy on the Ice’. (click here) It is a close-up look at polar bears, filmed with extremely creative techniques: remote control cameras disguised as ice, cameras that move on skis, etc. This is the work of John Downer, who pioneered [...] Despite being Final Cut Pro users since 2007, we use iMovie ’11 as an editing standard for our ScienceFilm courses. And why not? It comes free with every Mac, and it really covers the basic needs of an editor quite well. In fact, it does things better than FCP7 (faster output, ease of image [...] One of the easiest ways to improve the quality of your video production is to make sure that your camera work is either rock solid (i.e. use a tripod), or that your camera movements are fluid and smooth. There are software plugins (e.g. Stabilizer in iMovie ’09 and newer, or SmoothCam in Final [...] The Centre for Social Media at American University has a great webpage outlining the ‘Best Practices for Sustainable Filmmaking’. They cover everything from feeding yourself ethically on a shoot to calculating the carbon budget for your project. Some great tips here to help you practice what you preach if you are making films about [...] The roots of science filmmaking are revealed in this short video from New Scientist. There are some ingenious techniques described here, including a neat intervalometer (for doing timelapse) based on several tin cans and some water. Check it out: Check out SustainableFocus.org, a new web magazine and online community dedicated to visual communication about science and the environment! Click here for more info In the process of discussing creativity with scientists (and trying to encourage scientists to engage with their own creativity), many questions arise about the origins, the process, and the nature of creativity. In this emerging field of research, there are more questions than answers! I am always looking for new insights about the creative [...] Hello past and future ScienceFilm participants! We are pleased to launch our new website and blog. Check back here frequently to get updates on ScienceFilm activities, workshops, links, contests, tech news and more! Cheers, Colin & Jeff |
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