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A Round Table Conference on Challenges & Opportunities in Science Film-Making in India 19 – 20 July 2014 Conference Hall Keys Hotel Opposite Fire Brigade, Housing Trivandrum, Thiruvananthapuram, 695001 Phone: 0471 394 4100 BOOK OF ABSTRACTS Vigyan Prasar Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India A 50, Sector 62, Noida - 201 309 (UP) http://www.vigyanprasar.gov.in Kerala State Chalachitra Academy 7th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala Sasthamangalam, Trivandum - 695010 (Kerala) http://www.iffk.in, http://www.keralafilm.com *Full text of all papers as submitted by the authors is available in the CD Book of Abstract: Round Table Conference on Challenges in Science Film Making in India 19-20 July 2014, Trivandrum 1 Round Table deliberations towards a Roadmap to Promote Science Films in India Dear Invitee Greetings from Vigyan Prasar. Thank you for your attention on this 2 – page note. The points presented are aligned with the output expected out of the deliberations; albeit only indicative. The Roundtable invites you to deliberate on aspects you feel are important, essentially going beyond these. Please accept a copy of abstracts submitted by all invitees. We hold you in highest esteem. Content The context: Dynamics of development context & the centrality of scientific temper Optimize output / outcome through film – based communication: Four thrust areas Eight main and related cross cutting themes for deliberation The context: Dynamics of development context & the centrality of scientific temper The process of development in India is determined by several factors. These include the form and function of technologies, regulations, fiscal and non – fiscal measures and market dynamics. Yet another aspect is the levels of preparedness of her citizens to comprehend A. Pathways of development, B. Their implications for quality of life & C. Importantly mechanisms to communicate in a timely manner to enhance their stake in development, exert their thinking about appropriateness of options and knowledge systems for holistic and inclusive growth. These three elements are central to robust communication pathways that receive and deliver information in a timely manner. These have to be integrated in communication systems with an equal emphasis on methods of science to stimulate and foster scientific thinking / temper to sustain well informed action. Films on science & technology can contribute significantly to this process. Such institutions as the CSIR-NISCAIR, CEC, NCSTC, Vigyan Prasar, Rajya Sabha TV and individuals active in this area recognize the versatile nature of this tool to serve the communication agenda. These could help D. Enhance awareness E. Propose preventive and remedial actions & F. Stimulate thinking and prompt well informed action Book of Abstract: Round Table Conference on Challenges in Science Film Making in India 19-20 July 2014, Trivandrum 2 Optimize output / outcome through film – based communication: Four thrust areas The above stated institutions recognize the need to significantly upscale film – based initiatives and in this process optimize 1. Spread and depth of messages to help viewers comprehend the immediate relevance of issues / options to tackle them 2. Tone of communication and not appear authoritarian 3. Visual appeal for effective communication & 4. Budget. Eight main and related cross cutting themes for deliberation The present roundtable proposes to deliberate on the dynamics of the four thrust areas in India with special reference to I. Preparedness of Science film makers II. Circumstances of production of science films III. Purpose and approach of science films including the need to understand viewers and the context of action that could follow IV. Hand – holding for film makers by academic and other institutions on state – of – art tools and budgets V. Engagement with scientists / science institutions VI. Appropriate tools and techniques for richness and outreach VII. Synthesis of awareness and infotainment including treatment and script & VIII. Policies and related institutional arrangements to mainstream film based communication Some related aspects that need to be deliberated on include 1) Networking of institutions 2) Guild of science film makers / broadcasters 3) Greater access to films in remote areas 4) Studies on impact of science films in vernacular regions 5) Science film festivals / orientation programmes at regional / state levels 6) Promotion of science broadcasting / science in TV channels 7) Regular screening in colleges and schools 8) International collaborations 9) Science film repository & 10) Optimal use of new media technologies. Team, Vigyan Prasar Book of Abstract: Round Table Conference on Challenges in Science Film Making in India 19-20 July 2014, Trivandrum 3 Programme Schedule Day 1, Saturday, 19 July 2014 0930 – 1000 HRS Registration 1000 – 1045 HRS Inaugural Session Welcome Address Mrs BINA PAUL VENUGOPAL, Deputy Director and Artistic Director, 7th IDSFFK, KSCA Opening Remarks Mr JOSHY MATHEW, Executive Committee Member, KSCA Introduction Dr T.V.VENKATESWARAN, Scientist F, Vigyan Prasar Framework of the Conference Mr NIMISH KAPOOR, Scientist D, Vigyan Prasar Inaugural Address Mr GURDEEP SINGH SAPPAL, Chief Executive Officer, Rajya Sabha Television, New Delhi Chairman’s Remarks Mr S. PRIYADARSAN, Chairman and Festival Director, KSCA Vote of Thanks Mr S. RAJENDRAN NAIR, Secretary and Executive Director, KSCA 1045 – 1115 HRS GROUP PHOTOGRAPH AND TEA BREAK 1115 – 1225 HRS Session 1 Chairperson: Dr T.V.VENKATESWARAN, Scientist F, Vigyan Prasar Lead Speakers Challenges of Science Film Making – 25 minutes GAUHAR RAZA, Professor, AcSIR, Chief Scientist and Head, SCM, CSIR-NISCAIR Discussants TV Content Creators vs Subject Experts – 10 minutes MATIUR RAHMAN, Independent Fulltime Science Filmmaker The Unruly Teenager! A Deeply Personal-Professional Take – 10 minutes SEEMA MURALIDHARA, Television Director-Producer –Science Communicator, Beacon Television Book of Abstract: Round Table Conference on Challenges in Science Film Making in India 19-20 July 2014, Trivandrum 4 Science in Action: Challenges in Telling a Dynamic Story through Visuals – 10 minutes ABHAY S.D. RAJPUT, Scientist-C, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune Authoritarian forms of address and Indian Science Communication – 10 minutes FATIMA NIZARUDDIN, Research Scholar, University of Westminster, United Kingdom 1220 – 1345 HRS Session 2 Chairperson: Mr MOHAN KUMAR, Head, Communications Division, Centre for Development of Imaging Technology (C-DIT) Lead Speakers Communicating Science: A Roadmap for the Digital Age – 25 minutes INDRANIL BHTTACHARYA, Professor, Film and Television Institute of India, Pune Collaborative communication: on evolving new strategies for production and spreading scientific knowledge using network platform – 25 minutes D. DAMODAR PRASAD, Director, Educational Multimedia Research Centre, University of Calicut Discussants Creating Animation Science Films for the Mass: Challenges and Prospects – 10 minutes MADHU K.S., Managing Director, Hibiscus Digital Media Private Limited, Trivandrum Impact of climate change in oceans, fisher flocks and difficulties to depict the same in science films – 10 minutes K. RAJENDRAN, Senior News Editor, Kairali TV/ People TV Palayam, Trivandrum Science Broadcasting – 10 minutes OM PRAKASH, Associate Executive Producer, Rajya Sabha Television, New Delhi 1345 – 1430 HRS Lunch 1430 – 1600 HRS Film Screening . Nostalgia for the Light / Patricio Guzman/ Chile / 2010 - 89 Minutes Tea will be served during the film screening 1600 – 1730 HRS Session 3 Chairperson: GAUHAR RAZA, Professor, AcSIR, Chief Scientist and Head, SCM, CSIR-NISCAIR Lead Speakers How do make visually appealing science programmes with low budget? – 25 minutes FARHAT BASIR KHAN, Professor, AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi Book of Abstract: Round Table Conference on Challenges in Science Film Making in India 19-20 July 2014, Trivandrum 5 Enhancing Science Content on Indian TV: Status, Issues and Way Forward – 25 minutes T.V. VENKATESWARAN, Scientist F, Vigyan Prasar, New Delhi Discussants Mobile Phone’s ‘Window to the World’ No-Cost (Ultra Low Cost) Mobile Filmmaking For Educational and Science Communication – 10 minutes Y.S. GILL, Filmmaker, Journalist and Science Communicator Visual Packaging For Producing Cost Effective Television Programmes On Science & Technology – 10 minutes ROMESH CHATURVEDI, Science Film Maker Tamil Films in the Creation of Scientific Awareness – 10 minutes CHRISTY LEEMA ROSE MARY E., Department of Media Sciences, Anna University, Chennai 1730 – 1900 HRS Film Screening . Human Face (Episode 1) produced by BBC – 50 minutes . KAKU - Universe in Nutshell – 40 minutes Tea will be served during the film screening Day 2, Saturday, 20 July 2014 0930 – 1030 HRS Film Screening . Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life - 60 minutes 1030 – 1100 HRS Tea 1100 – 1230 HRS Session 4 Chairperson: FARHAT BASIR KHAN, Professor, AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi Lead Speakers Towards a Better Coverage of Science in the Visual Media in India – 25 minutes K.P. MADHU, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Story Telling and Science Filmmaking – 25 minutes SIVA KUMAR, Film Director and Faculty, Department of LV Prasad Film and Television Academy Discussants Visualizing Biographical Docu-dramas: some thoughts – 10 minutes NANDAN KUDHYADI, Director, ISB&M School of Media,
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    UM-DAE CEBS Colloquia during Academic Year 2007-2008 21st May 2008 Prof. Sunil Mukhi Creativity in Science 7th May 2008 Prof. R. K. Manchanda Wonderful World of Dead Stars 30th April 2008 Prof. G. Krishnamoorthy Molecular Motion is Essential for Life 23rd April 2008 Dr. P. Hari Kumar (Knock)- INs and (Knock)- OUTs in Biology 16th April 2008 Dr. M.V. Pitke, Director; Nichegan Technologies Converting on idea into a product 09th April 2008 Dr. Amol Dighe The Elusive Neutrino 26th March 2008 Prof. P.P. Divakaran Calculus under the Cocoanut Trees 19th March 2008 Purvi Parikh Hindustani Music: History, Structure 12th March 2008 Dr. Jayant Narlikar The lighter side of Gravity 5th March 2008 Dr. Shiraz Minwalla The Gravity−Gauge Theory Correspondence 27th February 2008 Dr. V.K. Wadhawan Smart Structure 20th February 2008 Dr. A. K. Tyagi Nano Materials: Past, Present and Future 13th February 2008 Shri. Bhargav Ram Descent of the Heavens 6th February 2008 Prof. Govind Swarup, FRS Frontiers of Radio Astronomy: The Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope 26th December 2007 Prof. Dipan Ghosh "Entanglement − a Quantum Magic?” 19th December 2007 Nisha Yadav “Indus Culture and its Script” 12th December 2007 Dr. Deepa Khushalani Nobel Chemistry −2007 5th December 2007 Dr. R. Nagrajan "Superconductivity in Quaternary Borocarbides – A classic case of how a scientific discovery is made” 28th November 2007 Dr. Pratap Raychaudhari Nobel Review Colloquium 21st November 2007 Dr. M. N. Vahia (Amrute Shaha) Vikram Sarabhai and Indian Space Programme 14th November 2007 Dr. M. N. Vahia “India in Space” 31st October 2007 Dr.