Science Storytelling In march 2025, wildscreen hosted the science in storytelling event in bristol. the event featured a programme with four panels, four lightning talks, plus three networking opportunities during the day. Wildscreen’s annual event, science in storytelling is returning on 19 20 march, bringing together scientists and filmmakers from the wildlife film and tv industry to discuss topics around.
Science Storytelling Cohen Lab This event brings together scientists and filmmakers for panels and networking on how to keep science in stories about the natural world. Wildscreen’s annual one day hybrid event returns on 24 march, bringing together scientists and filmmakers from the wildlife film and tv industry to discuss topics around creating impactful science communication, both on screen and in the digital space. Next month, wildscreen will host its annual one day event – wildscreen: science in storytelling – bringing together scientists and filmmakers from the wildlife film and tv industry to explore storytelling techniques used to communicate impactful scientific information via screen and digital platforms. Join us on the 19th & 20th march 2026 for science in storytelling – online! this year we’re taking the event fully virtual for two days of panels networking, q&as and collaboration so that more people around the world can attend.
Science Storytelling Jreweb Next month, wildscreen will host its annual one day event – wildscreen: science in storytelling – bringing together scientists and filmmakers from the wildlife film and tv industry to explore storytelling techniques used to communicate impactful scientific information via screen and digital platforms. Join us on the 19th & 20th march 2026 for science in storytelling – online! this year we’re taking the event fully virtual for two days of panels networking, q&as and collaboration so that more people around the world can attend. Science in storytelling, which takes place at the bristol beacon, will comprise a series of talks, q&as, and panel discussions. the event will be hosted by field biologist, wildlife filmmaker and tv presenter dan o’neill. Featuring a wide range of incredibly talented speakers, including scientists, science communicators, filmmakers, commissioners and more, we embarked on a journey to discover the best ways we can keep science in the spotlight in natural world storytelling. This event brings together scientists and filmmakers for panels and networking on how to keep science in stories about the natural world. In two 20 minute sessions we heard from author and science communicator, sophie pavelle, and filmmaker and explorer, ariel waldman, about their approaches to writing for science.
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