"Behind the Screen: How Movies and Television Work" Traveling Exhibition & Education Program

9627105斯洛伐克的美国运动图像博物馆将开发和分发他们的永久展览的巡回版本，在屏幕后面。该项目包括一个4000至6000平方英尺的巡回展览和相关的教育材料，将专注于电影和电视背后的科学技术，包括运动、光和光学、声、电和磁、化学和几何/三角。展览还将探讨电影和电视技术的进步对观众和社会的影响。私人投资者将是AMMI的创始董事罗谢尔·斯洛伐克。数字媒体策展人卡尔·古德曼和收藏和展览主管理查德·科萨斯基将担任展览内容专家。将科学原理和活动整合到展览中将在泰德·安斯巴赫(Ted Ansbacher)的指导下进行，他是一名物理学家，曾担任纽约科学馆展品总监。AMMI的教育主任Thom Thacker将负责开发教育宣传材料。

9627105 Slovin The American Museum of the Moving Image (AMMI) will develop and distribute a traveling version of their permanent exhibit, Behind the Screen. The project, which consists of a 4,000 to 6,000 square foot traveling exhibit and related educational materials, will focus on the science and technology underlying movies and television, including motion, light and optics, sound, electricity and magnetism, chemistry, and geometry/trigonometry. The exhibit also will examine the impact of advances in the technology of movies and television and the resulting impact on audiences and society. The PI will be Rochelle Slovin, founding director of the AMMI. Carl Goodman, Curator of Digital Media, and Richard Koszarski, Head of Collections and Exhibitions, will serve as exhibit content specialists. The integration of science principles and activities into the exhibit will be under the direction of Ted Ansbacher, a physicist who previously served as Director of Exhibits at the New York Hall of Science. Thom Thacker, Director of Education at the AMMI, will be responsible for the development of educational outreach material.