Comments on: Connections http://www.genescreenbc.com Gene Screen BC: Genetics Video Competition Tue, 01 May 2012 22:27:36 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Admin http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-479 Admin Tue, 01 May 2012 22:27:36 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-479 Hi Dean, You can follow @genomebc for updates about Gene Screen BC. Thanks! Damian Hi Dean,

You can follow @genomebc for updates about Gene Screen BC. Thanks!

Damian

]]> By: Dean Crecco http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-473 Dean Crecco Sun, 22 Apr 2012 19:21:20 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-473 Greetings, do you have a Twitter page that I may follow? Thanks Greetings, do you have a Twitter page that I may follow? Thanks

]]> By: Larry http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-397 Larry Wed, 07 Dec 2011 00:41:48 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-397 <i>Hi, I’m Hann. I recently completed my undergrad degree in Molecular and Cell Biology at Harvard, and then moved to Vancouver to work as a Scientific Communications Coordinator at STEMCELL Technologies. This means I do a lot of writing about science (for scientists), as well as come up with crazy ideas and projects that I hope people find memorable and meaningful. While in college, I wrote plays for an interactive theater troupe, and was heavily involved in promoting public awareness of biological sciences – e.g. organizing one of the largest North American Darwin Day celebrations in 2009. </i> +1 Hi, I’m Hann. I recently completed my undergrad degree in Molecular and Cell Biology at Harvard, and then moved to Vancouver to work as a Scientific Communications Coordinator at STEMCELL Technologies. This means I do a lot of writing about science (for scientists), as well as come up with crazy ideas and projects that I hope people find memorable and meaningful. While in college, I wrote plays for an interactive theater troupe, and was heavily involved in promoting public awareness of biological sciences – e.g. organizing one of the largest North American Darwin Day celebrations in 2009.
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]]> By: Manjit http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-354 Manjit Tue, 16 Aug 2011 23:50:14 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-354 We need some footage of the double helix. Does anyone have footage they can pass along? Does it have to be rights-cleared for the film competition? Thx! Manjit We need some footage of the double helix. Does anyone have footage they can pass along? Does it have to be rights-cleared for the film competition?
Thx!
Manjit

]]> By: mthomas http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-309 mthomas Thu, 09 Jun 2011 21:38:18 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-309 Hi, I’m Hann. I recently completed my undergrad degree in Molecular and Cell Biology at Harvard, and then moved to Vancouver to work as a Scientific Communications Coordinator at STEMCELL Technologies. This means I do a lot of writing about science (for scientists), as well as come up with crazy ideas and projects that I hope people find memorable and meaningful. While in college, I wrote plays for an interactive theater troupe, and was heavily involved in promoting public awareness of biological sciences – e.g. organizing one of the largest North American Darwin Day celebrations in 2009. I think this year’s GeneScreen challenge is an amazing opportunity to educate young students about the revolutions roaring by in science! Let’s talk more. Hannshuin.yew@stemcell.com Linkedin.com/in/hannshuin Facebook.com/hsyew Hi, I’m Hann. I recently completed my undergrad degree in Molecular and Cell Biology at Harvard, and then moved to Vancouver to work as a Scientific Communications Coordinator at STEMCELL Technologies. This means I do a lot of writing about science (for scientists), as well as come up with crazy ideas and projects that I hope people find memorable and meaningful. While in college, I wrote plays for an interactive theater troupe, and was heavily involved in promoting public awareness of biological sciences – e.g. organizing one of the largest North American Darwin Day celebrations in 2009.

I think this year’s GeneScreen challenge is an amazing opportunity to educate young students about the revolutions roaring by in science!

Let’s talk more.

Hannshuin [dot] yew [at] stemcell [dot] com
Linkedin.com/in/hannshuin
Facebook.com/hsyew

]]> By: Reem http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-301 Reem Sun, 29 May 2011 18:02:05 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-301 I am a filmmaker, planning to enter the competition. I am a writer/director but happy to collaborate on other scripts as a director. So, if you have a script idea, whether you're a scientist or a script writer, please let me know. Meanwhile, I am now working on deciding on an idea. I am planning to shoot early August, so will start assembling crew in mid July. Drop me a line if you're interested whether you're a crew member or writer. Looking forward to it. Reem I am a filmmaker, planning to enter the competition. I am a writer/director but happy to collaborate on other scripts as a director. So, if you have a script idea, whether you’re a scientist or a script writer, please let me know. Meanwhile, I am now working on deciding on an idea.

I am planning to shoot early August, so will start assembling crew in mid July.
Drop me a line if you’re interested whether you’re a crew member or writer.
Looking forward to it.

Reem

]]> By: Glef Rawbundo http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-293 Glef Rawbundo Sat, 21 May 2011 03:34:25 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-293 Hi, I'd like to make a couple of questions... I would like to submit 2 videos. One is a more scientifically detailed breakdown of a particular genetic illness. The other has less scientific fact; it's more a detailed look at how a particular genetic condition has altered someone's life. I'm much more proud of the second film. Is it possible to submit both? If not, is the second film still appropriate? Also, there is mention that the submission must have the leader footage containing the Genescreen logo. Where do I get this? Hi, I’d like to make a couple of questions…

I would like to submit 2 videos. One is a more scientifically detailed breakdown of a particular genetic illness.
The other has less scientific fact; it’s more a detailed look at how a particular genetic condition has altered someone’s life. I’m much more proud of the second film.

Is it possible to submit both? If not, is the second film still appropriate?

Also, there is mention that the submission must have the leader footage containing the Genescreen logo. Where do I get this?

]]> By: A.J. Smith http://www.genescreenbc.com/connections/comment-page-1#comment-236 A.J. Smith Thu, 14 Apr 2011 01:23:05 +0000 http://genescreenbc.com/?page_id=189#comment-236 Hi, I am a student at Columbia Academy studying post-production, and I am able to to do sound editing for films that need it. Thanks Hi, I am a student at Columbia Academy studying post-production, and I am able to to do sound editing for films that need it.
Thanks

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