Best of Goddard Video 2011: Beautiful Universe
On Friday this week, NASA/Goddard filmmakers, writers, and animators will screen what they consider their best work of 2011. It’s called the Best of Goddard Film Festival, and it’s held every year about this time for Goddard employees. (For employees, the festival will run from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Goett Auditorium, Building 3.)
Even if you are “outside the Center” and can’t be here with us, you can still watch and enjoy the entries to the festival that are available on YouTube on the NASA Explorer channel. They’ll run in groups this week on the blog.
Previous posts featured NASA scientific discoveries from 2011 and Space Technology. Today, let’s look at videos featuring scientific phenomenon in our beautiful universe.
SDO: Year One
- Video Editor:Scott Wiessinger (UMBC)
- Producer:Scott Wiessinger (UMBC)
- Scientist:Barbara Thompson (NASA/GSFC)
- Writer:Barbara Thompson (NASA/GSFC)
Massive Solar Eruption Close-up
Animator:Tom Bridgman (GST)
Video Editor:Scott Wiessinger (USRA)
Producer:Scott Wiessinger (USRA)
Lunar Eclipse Essentials
- Animators:Chris Smith (HTSI) Ernie Wright (USRA)
- Video Editor:Chris Smith (HTSI)
- Narrator:Chris Smith (HTSI)
- Producer:Chris Smith (HTSI)
- Scientist:Richard Vondrak (NASA/GSFC)
- Writer:Chris Smith (HTSI)
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Looks like Scott and Chris have been pretty active this year huh? I want to see a Silvia Stoyanova or Jefferson Beck jam in there. Or maybe something from the Fitzgibbons or Weeks collection?
I think what you are seeing is a self-selection bias. These are the videos the producers submitted themselves.
But there are some from those other folks coming. I kicked myself for not submitting my Hubble music video in time. Did you see it? I would lie to remake it in HD, actually.