“It's the best CRISPR primer yet.” Engadget with an early review of Human Nature #HumanNaturefilm: engadget.com/2019/03/11/cri…

More early reviews for #HumanNatureFilm: "An eye-popping film that should become required viewing" "A stunning work of science journalism” "10/10 stars" THANKS Glide Magazine!! glidemagazine.com/221497/sxsw-fi…

Hey #Copenhagen, looking forward to speaking at cphdox event on science in film: cphdox.dk/en/science-fil… Thx Greg Boustead, et al! Amazing line up: Anil Seth @TABULA4 Eliza McNitt Clive Oppenheimer @TABULA4 THEO ANTHONY @shalinikantayya + + Can you debunk without polarizing debate?

I’m so excited to take our new film HUMAN NATURE to Copenhagen for cphdox this weekend, and to host the SCIENCE:FILM Conference while there, featuring some of the world’s most radical indie doc filmmakers, academics, scientists + producers! bit.ly/2HFjLvh

Join us for the special launch of our new collab with NEW INC/New Museum, featuring creative visionaries transforming science outreach via art + design + technology, hosted by Radiolab's Molly Webster. RSVP: bit.ly/SSNewInc

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NEW SERIES: We are surrounded by microscopic organisms that are too small to see with the naked eye. Follow Museum microbiologist Sally Warring as she reveals the invisible inhabitants of the green slime in a pond in Central Park! >> bit.ly/2MnI18g 🦠🔬 #Pondlife

#SSD19 First Meet The Executives session with Journal of Life Science and Biological Research Greg Boustead Great supporter of the next generation of science storytellers with a 2.1 million dollars dedicated to documentary production including feature-length cc/ Peter Hamilton

Proud to announce that SUBJECT TO REVIEW, my new film for ESPN 30for30, will premiere October 9th at this year’s chris nyffeler.✌️❤️

Today we celebrate the life of Oliver Sacks on the fourth anniversary of his death. "When people die, they cannot be replaced. They leave holes that cannot be filled..." #RememberingOliverSacks (July 9, 1933-Aug. 30, 2015) Photo credit: Bill Hayes

Not entirely sure what this says, but if you happen to be in Rio next weekend join us at #CampSerrapilheira for a head-on collision at the intersection of science and storytelling....

Thanks International Documentary Association (IDA) for covering our fun little event at cphdox earlier this year: documentary.org/feature/better…

🎧 NEW PODCAST | Greg Boustead shares @ScienceSandbox Grantmaking Strategy Sunny Side of the Doc 2019! Now available on our website ➤ bit.ly/Podcast_Sandbo… In partnership w/ Peter Hamilton #SSD19 #StandupForScience #Storytelling #Documentary #Funding

So honored our film "The Most Unknown" was named Finalist for the National Academies 2019 Communication Awards. The ceremony is tonight in DC....

Can you see shooting starts from space? Turns out, yes! The first meteor shower of the decade and we were lucky enough to catch it from the International Space Station along with the northern lights. This is a composite image of a few of the #quadrantids as they blazed into the atmosphere.

@svanglofille @ScienceSandbox Greg Boustead The CRISPR Journal Kevin Davies Institute for Geographic Information Science Nature is an amazing inventor, and CRISPR is another example of how evolution produces novelty and innovation that humans can discover and try to harness. It is actually an immune system for microorganisms against viruses.

◣DECISION MAKER CONNECTED◥ Jessica Harrop, Supervising Producer at SANDBOX FILMS will join us as a decision maker for the #Science #Pitching Session at #SSD20! 🎧 Want to hear more about Science Sandbox's grantmaking strategy? Check out our podcast! ➤ bit.ly/3cGWnsH

I couldn't be more proud of our #HumanNatureFilm and the incredible team who helped put it together, especially my longtime collaborator Elliot Kirschner. It tells the amazing story of #CRISPR. If you haven't seen it please check it out on NOVA | PBS and Netflix.

The film was expertly directed by Adam Bolt. Shouts out to editors Regina Sobel and Steve Tyler and graphics animator Ned Piyadarakorn on their Emmy noms. Great producer work by Meredith DeSalazar and Sarah Goodwin, cinematography by Derek Reich. Fellow EP, Greg Boustead