Make it visible
The people we work with have stories worth telling and our mission is to make these stories worth watching.
We help organizations, universities, research institutes as well as conferences to convey their message. Through web clips, videos & social media we explain your projects, and document your events to an internal or external audience.
Make it real
Video production is a journey. A piece of content has a past, a present and eventually a future and this is how we approach it.
Transforming the vision into a plan
At the very beginning of each collaboration we want to get to know who you are, where are you from, what you want, why you want it and what you want out of it. Together we will decide what kind of media strategy you need. We will suggest the best solution in order to optimise the results in terms of quality and costs with the messaging, targeting, production and distribution in mind.
More than pressing the record button
We take care of the preproduction (script, location), production (filming) and postproduction. You will have the opportunity to see what we have in mind at the beginning and to review before we declare a video a final cut.
Is a story a story if nobody listens?
Distribution is an important part of our contribution to your goal to reach an audience. We prepare the content for the different platforms you are using and – if you chose to – spread your content further via our own platforms.
Make it together
We are a core of story strategists based in Sweden working with a network of specialists from all over the world.
We are born story listeners and professional storytellers.
We have a long experience in making video, producing documentaries, news and tv. We like to work with people from all over the world and from different fields, and we work with people who look for purpose and value sustainability, kindness and trust.
Make it relevant
We create videos for the mind and the soul.
We approach each piece of content from a holistic perspective. The specific topic. The specific audience. The specific purpose. We like the details. But fall in love with the whole picture. We know the rules. We like to break them. And we do it with and for passion.
We produce documentaries, interviews, animation, video explainers, short videos for social media, TV.
Listen to these young scientists and learn more about their work, their questions and why they believe it is important what they are doing.
Listen to these young scientists and learn more about their work, their questions and why they believe it is important what they are doing.
We produced these four videos together with the Global Young Academy working group “Trust in (Young) Scientists”.
We have produced this video together with the Global Health Working Group of the Global Youg Academy.
We have produced this video together with the Global Health Working Group of the Global Youg Academy. The group is the voice of prominent young researchers from all over the world in discussions about global health policies.
(in relation to clinical medicine, public health, environmental health and social studies of health and illness). Enjoy it!
If you want to find out more about it, here the link.
Three farmers that do good around the Baltic Sea.
The WWF Baltic Sea Farmer of the Year Award is an annual competition to inspire farmers from around the Baltic to take an active part in combating eutrophication and move towards a more Baltic-friendly farming.
A short message to all young women by the amazing researchers in the Global Young Academy working group Women in Science.
A short message to all young women by the amazing researchers in the Global Young Academy working group Women in Science.
Learn more: globalyoungacademy.net/women-in-science/
Here is our video about the fantastic Global Young Academy working group Biodiversity for Survival via Biomedicine (Bio2Bio).
Here is our video about the fantastic Global Young Academy working group Biodiversity for Survival via Biomedicine (Bio2Bio).
This GYA Working Group focuses on biodiversity conservation from a biomedical perspective.
The aims are to preserve knowledge about the medicinal properties of different species, create a global knowledge hub for biodiversity and biomedicine, and develop new pharmaceuticals from nature while protecting biodiversity.The loss of biodiversity minimises the potential for harvesting new medicines and for future medical discoveries. This is due to the interdependence of sustainability of the environment, human wellbeing, and the development of new public health practices. Read more on the Global Young Academy website.
A research project initiated by the Global Young Academy investigating the community of young scientists in and from Africa.
Watch our video about the amazing project The Global State of Young Scientists (GloSYS), a research project initiated by the Global Young Academy investigating the community of young scientists in and from Africa.
Conversation with Michel DeGraff, a Haitian linguist and tenured professor at MIT, about Education, Innovation and the Future of Haiti.
Traces.Dreams is a place on the web for people interested in the past, passionate about the present and curious about the future. Traces.Dreams is where you can find inspiration through a multidisciplinary and multi-regional perspective. Our vision is to make the big questions and dreams of today’s researchers visible. We interview researchers from different disciplines and countries to get their perspective on their work, their views on life, their “whys”, their motivation and their wishes.
Short version of a follow-up video with Bart Kolodziejczyk speaking about synthetic biology, gene drives and the need of regulations.
Traces.Dreams is a place on the web for people interested in the past, passionate about the present and curious about the future. Traces.Dreams is where you can find inspiration through a multidisciplinary and multi-regional perspective. Our vision is to make the big questions and dreams of today’s researchers visible. We interview researchers from different disciplines and countries to get their perspective on their work, their views on life, their “whys”, their motivation and their wishes.
Jason von Meding. Senior Lecturer – University of Newcastle, Australia
HDR director & senior lecturer in disaster risk reduction (construction management discipline) School of Architecture and built environment University of Newcastle, Australia “We’re trying to change the terminology around [so-called] natural disasters, as well as reducing their risk. The rule is that disasters effect the most vulnerable in society, because of certain structural conditions that aren’t an accident, but are by design. “The way our societies are structured benefits a few people at the expense of others, and these are the things you don’t get to talk about if you use words like ‘natural disaster’”. – Dr Jason von Meding, Senior Lecturer, School of Architecture and Built Environment As long ago as the 1970s, scholars were already of the opinion that there’s no such thing as a truly natural “disaster”. Instead, there are simply conditions that allow for certain areas of society to be disproportionately harmed by natural events. So, just how can we reduce the risk to human life during these occurrences? To answer this question, researchers like Dr Jason Von Meding at the University of Newcastle, Australia, are applying scientific method to social, political, and environmental issues, and asking how humanity will be able to support itself in an era of increased consumption, and finite Earthly resources. Traces.Dreams is a place on the web for people interested in the past, passionate about the present and curious about the future. Traces.Dreams is where you can find inspiration through a multidisciplinary and multi-regional perspective. Our vision is to make the big questions and dreams of today’s researchers visible. We interview researchers from different disciplines and countries to get their perspective on their work, their views on life, their “whys”, their motivation and their wishes.
Interview with the authors
Global Young Academy Women in Science working group speak about their work, motivations, and dreams.
We produced this video together with the Members of the Global Young Academy Women in Science working group. Listen to these inspiring researchers. They speak about their work, motivations, and dreams.
What are the challenges? What is the future of Health from a global perspective?
We have produced this video together with the Global Health Working Group of the Global Young Academy. What are the challenges? What is the future of Health from a global perspective? The Global Health Working Group is the voice of prominent young researchers from all over the world in discussions about global health policies (in relation to clinical medicine, public health, environmental health and social studies of health and illness). Find out more about this here: https://globalyoungacademy.net/activi…
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