SNW17 Field Notes

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Field Notes
Science New Wave XVII
Saturday, October 19 @ 7pm
Works in Progress / Views into Process
DCTV's Firehouse Cinema

In partnership with DCTV, we're excited to present the third edition of Science New Wave Field Notes, an exclusive glimpse into the production process followed by a reception

Do you want to share your work on Field Notes Evening?

Eligibility + Details >>
Deadline: September 17, 2024

Complete the form below >>

You need to be a Science New Wave Member to apply to Field Notes. More info on how to join the Science New Wave via Labocine platform, head over to SNW Membership page and/or watch demo video.

Create a Habitat profile on Labocine (include bio, social media channels if any + optionally a Science New Wave Manifesto video)

Submit Your Film Project and mention stage of development via the Labocine submission portal.

Name

ex: Ringo Marquez

Your Labocine Habitat Profile

You can get this URL link by visiting your Account on Labocine and clicking on Habitat profile.

Give us Science New Wave DNA ID

This is required. Do not leave blank. If you dont have a Science New Wave ID, sign up at labocine.com/subscribe

What type of film?

Provide a few keywords to give us an idea of your project. We embrace all type of hybrid projects (ex: docu-fiction, scientific musical)

What stage in the making?

Where are you at in the process?

Tell us about your work-in-progress in a few lines

Briefly explain the story, stage, progress and how Field Notes participations will be beneficial to you

Link to work and/or portfolio (Optional)

URL link

Did you submit a film to this years festival and/or submit to one of our Open Calls?

Yes

Have you been involved with any of our Science New Wave programs in the past? If yes, remind us?

How are artists, scientists, and educators working together to create singular narratives? The boundaries between scientific data and cinema magic are dissolving. Similar to developing organisms, science films are emerging with new traits and new forms. The Science New Wave is born.