APS282 - 'Talking The Talk' - Getting Science on Film
The Department of Animal and Plant Sciences runs an optional module on factual film-making for Level 2 APS undergraduates. It's a great opportunity to s…
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Flying Colours
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How do dogs benefit our mental health?
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Unwrapped and Discarded
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The Secret Bee-hind Drones
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Why aren't we eating insects?
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Food for Thought
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What is the environmental cost of a loaf of bread?
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How sustainable is water use in meat production?
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Sleep Apps, Do They Really Work?
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Green is the New Grey
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Food waste
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The Sugary Secrets of Breakfast Cereals
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On the tail of invasive grey squirrels
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Nature is all around you
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Bedbugs
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Will science keep us young?
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Medical detection dogs and their implications on nano-technology
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How the course unfolded
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A message to those thinking about doing the 'Talking the Talk' module
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What do the students think about the module?
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The value in external contributors to 'Talking the Talk'
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The role of Creativity in 'Talking the Talk'
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What will students get from the module?
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What is 'Talking the Talk' all about?
The Department of Animal and Plant Sciences runs an optional module on factual film-making for Level 2 APS undergraduates. It's a great opportunity to see what's it like to work in the world of fast-paced science communication - with a lot of support throughout the week from people who work in the industry.
Every year, the students get a different brief to create a short scientific film for a family audience. Watch some of the student made films below and see how they faced this challenge.
You can also go behind the scenes of the module to find out how it is run.
Every year, the students get a different brief to create a short scientific film for a family audience. Watch some of the student made films below and see how they faced this challenge.
You can also go behind the scenes of the module to find out how it is run.