Imagine Science Films & Festival News
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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On, Friday and Saturday, October 29 & 30, 2010 At the Graduate Center of the City University of New York 365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016 Supported in Part By The National Science Foundation. http://www.sciartconference2010.com/
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On the 5th day of this year’s festival, Tuesday, October 19, Imagine Science Films will present a unique exhibit displaying installations/experiments that communicate science through audiovisual systems. We are currently accepting submissions. Application guidelines are the following LINK. Hurry deadline is August 31st.
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Directed, written by and starring Isabella Rossellini, Green Porno and Seduce Me present two-minute portraits, which explore the unconventional seduction rituals of creatures ranging from bugs to marine animals. SEDUCE ME offers an entertaining yet informative and scientifically accurate look into the bizarre seduction rituals that often precede the mating process.
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CUNY Graduate Center, Wednesday Oct 20, 7PM Creation tells the story of Charles Darwin (Paul Bettany) and his tortuous struggle to produce his best known work, “On the Origin of Species.” In 1859 England, Darwin is wrestling with the death of his eldest daughter, Annie, at age 10. As his research into evolution and natural [...]
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Submissions for ISFF 2010 are now closed, sorry. Bookmark us, and check back for Submission dates for ISFF 2011!
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The Center for Inquiry joins for the 2010 Imagine Science Film Festival as a media sponsor. The mission of the Center for Inquiry is to foster a secular society based on science, reason, freedom of inquiry, and humanist values.
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