Video storytelling has transformed the way we share and discover science. From video abstracts to TED talks, it’s the premier format for impactful communication.

But every good video needs a skilled director and producer. That’s you.

Now, it’s your turn to shine in front of the camera. Under the mentorship of Dr. Tullio Rossi, the director of Animate Your Science, you’ll embark on a journey to master the art of video storytelling.

This workshop covers everything from crafting compelling scripts with proven storytelling techniques and character creation, to bringing your vision to life with solid design principles and beginner-friendly editing software. Transform your ideas into engaging audiovisual narratives that not only inform but inspire.

Designed to empower, “Lights, Camera, Impact!” equips you with the skills to become a confident video creator. Your research will no longer just be read; it will be watched, shared, and discussed.

Take action today: Enrol now and gain the timeless skills of video production that will elevate your professional journey.

Lights, Camera, Impact!

The transformation

1. Production Process Mastery: From uncertainty on starting to mastering a proven video production process.
2. Storytelling Clarity: From disjointed messages to crafting cohesive, impactful stories.
3. Jargon Demystification: From complex jargon to clear, accessible science communication.
4. Copyright Confidence: From confusion about copyright to confidently navigating video legalities.
5. Software Confidence: From not knowing where to start to knowing how to tackle the task.

Speakers:
Tullio Rossi, Director, Animate Your Science

This online training is intended for early-career researchers working within any field of or related to endocrinology.

Participants are selected on a first-come, first-served basis.

Please note that you are not guaranteed a seat if you do not meet the target group requirements. Priority is given to participants employed at Danish research and health institutions or in the life science industry, but a number of seats are reserved for participants employed at research and health institutions or in the life science industry abroad. If the event is overbooked, DDEA reserves its right to select participants based on the defined requirements.