FestivalThe Imagine Science Film Festival (ISFF) is a full-fledged New York Science Film Festival, who's objective is to showcase films that effectively incorporate science into a compelling narrative while maintaining credible scientific groundings.More
Film LabThe Film Lab is a new ISF project that turns the science lab into the film studio, bringing scientists and filmmakers together in a unique and mutually educating way. More
Supporting ISFThe imagine Science Film Festival is coming this October! Please help us close our budget gap so we can bring you the latest inspiring and exciting science films! Plus we've got popular T-shirts and awesome posters designed exclusively for ISF!More
Submissions: ClosedSubmissions to the 2010 ISFF closed August, 30, 2010. We’re delighted to report that the Festival has attracted an impressive number of submissions! If you submitted a film, please be aware that final programming decisions will not be made until mid-September.More
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Submissions to the 2010 Imagine Science Films Festival are now closed as of August, 30, 2010. We’re delighted to report that the Festival has attracted an impressive number of film submissions from all around. If you have already submitted your film to the festival, please be aware that final programming decisions will not be made [...]
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At the 3rd Annual Imagine Science Film Festival, we will announce the launch of the ISF Film lab and its first participants, The Film Lab is a new ISF project that turns the science lab into the film studio, bringing scientists and filmmakers together in a unique and mutually educating way. For application guidelines, please [...]
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by Imagine Science Films is a new type of art product that will stand at the intersection of video, photography and painting. Select videographers around the world will record macroscopic or microscopic life, for approximately two hours. Pick a spot, preferably with little to no trace of humans. These pieces will then be standalone art-works [...]
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Writer-director Diane Bell’s “Obselidia” has been named the winner of this year’s Alfred P. Sloan Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. Special Screening at NYU Film School as part of the annual Sloan Colloquioium. Followed by a Q & A with Diane Bell and moderated by Alexis Gambis, founder of Imagine Science Films
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