Zooplankton in Antarctica, by film student Ted Selden
The segment I will be editing is about Deddie Steinberg, zooplankton expert. In her interviews she talks about two primary subjects: personal stories, and the professional work she conducts on…
The segment I will be editing is about Deddie Steinberg, zooplankton expert. In her interviews she talks about two primary subjects: personal stories, and the professional work she conducts on…
The scene that I am shaping for the Beyond the Ice documentary project centers around Oscar Schofield, one of the LTER’s head scientists. Oscar’s research focuses on observing microscopic organisms called phytoplankton. …
According to Hugh Ducklow, obtaining every bit of information is expensive but it is necessary research. “The ship costs $50,000 a day before you even start paying for the…
My scene is about whale biologist, Dave Johnston. What really caught my attention with his work is his integration of art and science. He uses photography as a means of…
23 year old Pete (pictured above) is about two years into his Antarctic sailing experience. As first-mate on the Laurence M. Gould, he challenges himself…
When Oscar Schofield joined the Long Term Ecological Research project in 2008, he integrated glider robot operations into the project's ocean sampling procedure. Oscar realized that glider robots could collect…
Chris Linder specializes in photographing ice and science in the Arctic and Antarctic. Chris is a talented, hard working artist who uniquely bridges art and science. In addition to being…
Creating Antarctica: Beyond the Ice* proposed unique challenges for our Rutgers filmmaker. The challenge was straightforward: how do you both repel the harsh elements, while also capturing it visually on…
Meet Jen Mannas, who along with Cameron Rutt, were left to camp on Avian for 5 days to study the birds' behavior and weigh the chicks. Of course if you…
The research team is currently heading back to the United States. The following blogs will feature some of the work and observations from their travels. On January 18, the research…