2021 Science Films

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Science Academy 2021  Science Film students were tasked with exploring their favourite aspect of science and communicating their ideas through the medium of  a short 3-4 minute film. They attended four 90 minute workshops at our January Science camp- planned and developed their ideas between January and July camps and shot the footage they needed in their home area- and completed final editing  during a further four 90 minute workshops during our July Science camp. The project  was tutored by Karthic Sanjiva Sivanandham from NHNZ Productions and an alumni of the Otago University Center for Science Communication.

Links to this year’s 8 films can be found by clicking on the titles below

 Running Free – A look at the science of prosthetic limbs 

 

by Angelina Gosse (Wentworth College)

 

 

 

The Plastic  Issue 

by Finn Goodman (Geraldine High)

 

 

 

 

Auckland’s Secret Bird Sanctuary 

by Aziza Shawudun (Zayed College for Girls)

Fili Fono (Wesley College)

 

 

 

 

 Restoration of Wetlands

by Te Mote Marsh (Te Puke High School)

 

 

 

 

Operation Nest Egg- Kiwi conservation at West Coast Wildlife Center

by Champagne Dela Cruz (South Westland Area School)

Rhyanna Pich (Waitara High School)

 

 

 

Project Drawdown- School Planting for the Climate

by Shion Ko (Whangarei Boys High School)

 

 

 

 

Hoiho: The Rarest penguin in the World

by Hamish Mills (South Otago High School)

 

 

 

 

Tracking Kiwi with an Airplane

by Liam Finer – (Hawera High School)

 

 

 

 

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