As both an approach and a practice, Contemplative Filmmaking is a way of seeing. It's an expressive form with a kinship to poetry. 
Laurynn Evans observed an octopus over a 10 month period and filmed its eggs and hatchlings.
Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference, 2011
A science conference isn't what usually springs to mind when I think of media sources, but this conference has indeed had its media high points. Tuesday night there was a great film festival, and I'll write more about that later. There is also a marvelous art show which I'll also describe later (but here's a link to one of the artists featured there).
Today's post is to save a space for a matrix of media/outreach ideas that came largely from the audience in a session about media in science outreach. Watch this space for the contents of that 2-D list in the next few days.
Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference, October 25-27, 2011
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