Bill Nye The Science Guy (Television Series)

建议没有。项目名称：BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY项目负责人：Elizabeth Brock国家科学基金会总奖金：$2,879,200预计完成日期：1994/95摘要：KCTS获得了《BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY》第二季的制作和推广支持。39个系列节目中的每个节目都将围绕两到三个学习成果围绕一个科学主题展开，并以适合当今9岁和10岁的一代观众的快速而丰富多彩的节奏和风格呈现。主持人比尔·奈（Bill Nye）与观众和嘉宾一起在他的实验室和实地地点探索科学主题。孩子们还将在家庭环境中进行镜头前实验。在大多数节目中，嘉宾科学家和名人都会被挑选出来，以确保其多样性。节目中的片段包括：“Check it Out”——一个由儿童演员在实验室或家中进行的小实验。“在家里试试这个”一个实验，观众可以在收到广播中的指示后在家尝试。“酷炫科学家”：一位科学家展示他或她的工作，因为它与项目主题有关。“音乐视频恶搞”视频量身定制的流行音乐流派，如说唱或“垃圾摇滚”或流行音乐。“考虑以下”Bill以一对一的方式向观众展示了一个概念。“大示范”比尔，在实验室里，用设备演示主题的一个元素。“明星客串”，既有青少年明星，也有成人明星，认知度高。“假广告”，比如音乐录影带，幽默地模仿广告。第二季的宣传将包括一份每季的时事通讯，将邮寄到观众家中。这份八页的通讯将包括“问比尔”和“在家尝试”等常规栏目。它的设计将吸引8至12岁的儿童，并将为父母提供一个专栏。在第二季中，观众们将再次获得自制科学工具包。这些免费的工具包将使孩子们和他们的家人能够在家里一起进行科学实验。该录像带系列将由麦肯纳/戈特利布制片公司和KCTS电视台制作，并将由布埃纳维斯塔电视台（迪斯尼制作公司的联合部门）联合播出。第二季也将在PBS每日播出。这将使该系列节目在许多市场的公共广播和商业电视上出现。布埃纳维斯塔电视台将提供300万美元用于制作预算，PBS将提供200万美元用于制作。KCTS正在寻找一家企业承销商，提供100万美元用于额外的宣传和推广。KCTS的Elizabeth Brock将担任该项目的执行负责人。比尔·奈（Bill Nye）是该系列的首席科学作家，也是该系列的主持人。该剧的制片人将是Erren Gottlieb和James E. McKenna。这四个人将作为项目的Co-PI。咨询委员会由科学家、科学教育者、评估者和课程开发者组成。成员包括：H. Prentice Baptiste、Arthur B. Ellis、Caroline Herzenberg、Gilbert S. Omenn、Senta A. Raizen、Matthew H. Schneps、Paul H. Williams、Carole Ann Kubota和Sally Luttrell-Montes。

Proposal No. ESIE 94-53816 Proposal Name: BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY PI: Elizabeth Brock Total NSF Award: $2,879,200 Anticipated Completion Date: 1994/95 ABSTRACT KCTS has received support for the production and outreach for the second season of "Bill Nye the Science Guy." Each program in the 39 program series will focus on a single science theme developed around two or three learning outcomes and is presented with a fast and colorful pace and style suited for today's generation of nine and ten year old viewers. The host, Bill Nye, joins viewers and guests as they explore science topics in his laboratories and in field locations. Children also will perform on-camera experiments in a home setting. In most shows, guest scientists and celebrities, selected to ensure a diverse representation, will be featured. Segments in the programs include: "Check it Out" a small experiment performed in the lab or at home by child actors. "Try This at Home" an experiment viewers may attempt at home after receiving instructions on the air. "Way Cool Scientist" a scientist demonstrating his or her work as it relates to the topic of the program. "Music Video Parody" video tailored to popular music genres such as rap or "grunge" or pop music. "Consider the Following" Bill presents a concept to the viewer in a one on one segment. "Big Demonstration" Bill, in the laboratory, uses equipment to demonstrate an element of the theme. "Celebrity Cameos" featuring both teen and adult celebrities with a high recognition factor. "Fake commercials" like the music videos, humor ous parodies of advertising. Outreach for the second season will include a quarterly newsletter to be mailed to viewers homes. This eight page newsletter will include regular columns such as "Ask Bill" and "Try this at Home." It will be designed to appeal to children ages 8 to 12 and will contain a column for parents. During the second season, at-home science kits will again be available to viewers. These free kits will enable children and their families to perform scientific experiments together at home. The video series will be produced by McKenna/Gottlieb Producers Inc. and KCTS Television and will be syndicated for broadcast by Buena Vista Television (the syndication division of Disney Productions). The second season also will be broadcast daily on PBS. This will give the series a presence on both public broadcasting and on commercial television in many markets. Buena Vista Television will provide $3,000,000 toward the production budget and PBS will provide $2,000,000 for production. KCTS is seeking a corporate underwriter to provide $1,000,000 for additional outreach and promotion. Elizabeth Brock of KCTS will be Executive in Charge of the project. Bill Nye is the principal science writer for the series as well as host of the series. The series producers will be Erren Gottlieb and James E. McKenna. These four people will serve as Co-PI's of the project. The advisory committee consists of scientists, science educators, evaluators, and curriculum developers. Members include: H. Prentice Baptiste, Arthur B. Ellis, Caroline Herzenberg, Gilbert S. Omenn, Senta A. Raizen, Matthew H. Schneps, Paul H. Williams, Carole Ann Kubota, and Sally Luttrell-Montes.