TerreWEB Videos
What our students do
These videos are examples of TerreWEB students ongoing research and how we scientists can use video as a powerful means to communicate what we do.
TerreWEB Video Production Workshop 2012 – Final Videos
These videos were created, filmed and edited by graduate students at UBC during the TerreWEB Video Production Workshop, Sept. 14-16, 2012 with Randy Olson. Special thanks to Dan McKinney (UBC School of Journalism) for being the Technical Lead and providing so much support during this workshop! See the 5 videos below.
Also, read a great synopsis and review of the workshop from Randy Olson on his blog, The Benshi.
Outtakes from the TerreWEB film workshop with Randy Olson – September 2012
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