Dive into the mysteries of the deep ocean, through the lens of an international science team, as they face day-to-day choices and challenges exploring fields of active deep-sea volcanoes, venturing to newly discovered hydrothermal vents where the Alvin submersible has never been before, and investigating how life forms in extreme environments.
This work-in-progress screening was co-created with student independent researchers, and welcomes audience feedback. Reception with featured scientists Costa Vetriani and Dan Fornari, lead Alvin pilot Bruce Strickrott, and filmmakers to follow.
Learn more about this incredible film and its creators here.
For questions, please email Jessica Costello at jessica.costello@whoi.edu.
Join us for a free film screening and reception featuring Rutgers scientist Costa Vetriani, WHOI scientist Dan Fornari, and lead Alvin pilot Bruce Strickrott.
Dive into the mysteries of the deep ocean, through the lens of an international science team, as they face day-to-day choices and challenges exploring fields of active deep-sea volcanoes, venturing to newly discovered hydrothermal vents where the Alvin submersible has never been before, and investigating how life forms in extreme environments.
This work-in-progress screening was co-created with student independent researchers, and welcomes audience feedback. Reception with featured scientists Costa Vetriani and Dan Fornari, lead Alvin pilot Bruce Strickrott, and filmmakers to follow.
Learn more about this incredible film and its creators here.
For questions, please email Jessica Costello at jessica.costello@whoi.edu.
The Rutgers University Immersive Learning through Science Storytelling Lab has secured a sterling reputation for developing science film leaders whose projects seek to raise awareness of environmental issues and increase public trust in science and, to that end, the faculty and staff have fostered strong partnerships between student filmmakers and university scientists, thus facilitating a welcoming space in which young people are empowered do explore their creative abilities.
The Woods Hole Film Festival is held annually from the last Saturday of July through the first Saturday of August and is the oldest independent film festival on Cape Cod and the Islands. Yankee Magazine designated the Woods Hole Film Festival as one of the Top 10 Events in Massachusetts for Summer 2017 and Summer 2018.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Redfield Auditorium
45 Water Street
Woods Hole, MA 02543
Questions? Email Jessica Costello at jessica.costello@whoi.edu
