FestivalThe Imagine Science Film Festival (ISFF) is a full-fledged New York Science Film Festival, whose 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 around the corner! Please help us close our budget gap so we can bring you the latest inspiring and exciting films! Donate to our KickStarter, we've got popular T-shirts, exclusively designed posters, plus some amazing benefits for donating!More
Tickets now on sale!With new events, panels, receptions, and the largest selection of science based films to date, the 4th Annual Imagine Science Film Festival promises to be an exciting eight days filled with science and cinema.More
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car•bon [kahr-buhn] (noun): A widely distributed element that is the physical basis of all living organisms. Carbon atoms are able to link with each other and with other atoms to form infinite varietes of chains and rings. Carbon occurs in a pure state as diamond and graphite, and in an impure state as charcoal. CARBON [...]
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This year marks the 5th Year Anniversary of the Imagine Science Film Festival in New York and the 1st Biannual ISF UCD Festival in Ireland. To honor this special year, Imagine Science Films would like to offer a special opportunity for filmmakers interested in participating. Filmmakers who submit their films by the Early Bird or [...]
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Imagine snail mail and landlines being primary forms of communication! Not too hard to imagine because that was soooo fifteen years ago you might think. But Space Junk 3D, a new Imax 3-D movie that debuted on January 13 elucidates that though these forms of communication might be soooooo fifteen years from now. The movie highlights the [...]
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On January 24th, the documentary film Searching for the First European (in Spanish with English subtitles) will be opening the new Culture & Science Series at the Cervantes Institute in Manhattan. ISF’s Producer Luis Quevedo is curating this series of events that will blend equal parts of narrative and science into a dialogue between two [...]
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Al Attara, in front of the the Metropolitan Exchange building on Flatbush Avenue, which he has owned for 32 years. Photo by Benjamin Norman for The New York Times The Imagine Science Films offices have relocated downtown to 33 Flatbush Avenue. The building, which from the outside is a staid and formal reminder of Brooklyn’s [...]
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ISF Artist in Residence Dustin Yellin has announced the release of his new magazine, Intercourse. Through photography, art, and interviews, Yellin’s new venture strives to be as provocative as its title while reenvisioning the reader/publisher relationship. The inaugural issue features an interview with Bob Colacello, whose views on modern culture are informed from his days [...]
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Science/AAAS is expanding Member Central and ISF is honored to be involved! Member Central gives AAAS Members exclusive access to an online community where ideas and the passion for discovery are shared. ISF will help develop their video channel, providing some of the best films depicting accurate science in an entertaining way. Videos will include [...]
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