"The Human Body" - A Large Format Film

9909405奥利尔马里兰州科学中心正在开发一个关于人体内部运作的大幅面电影项目。 这部电影将与英国广播公司、加拿大SDA和伦敦科学博物馆合作制作，将聚焦于人体的日常活动--一天中人体内发生的简单而令人惊讶的事情。 重点将放在这样的日常事件，如听力，打喷嚏，吃，愈合，爬行和看到。 它将辅之以一系列辅助教育材料，包括教师指南、一个网站和一个在剧院大厅展出的小型展览。 该项目的联合执行制片人是来自马里兰州科学中心的詹姆斯·奥利里和格雷格·利弗;来自英国广播系统的理查德·戴尔;来自伦敦科学博物馆的艾莉森·罗登;以及SDA制作公司的安德烈·皮卡德。 美国国立卫生研究院国家医学图书馆高性能计算和通信助理主任迈克尔阿克曼和伦敦帝国理工学院生殖医学教授罗伯特温斯顿勋爵将成为该项目的主要顾问。 其他顾问包括：Harry Chugani，神经化学，亨利福特医院，底特律; Susan格林菲尔德，神经药理学，牛津大学，伦敦; Chris Firth，威康认知神经学研究所，伦敦; Michael Preece，儿童健康研究所，大学学院，伦敦; John B。West，圣地亚哥加州大学医学院;以及帕萨迪纳市加州理工学院生物成像负责人Scott弗雷泽。

9909405O'LEARYThe Maryland Science Center is developing a large format film project on the inner workings of the human body. The film, to be produced in collaboration with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), SDA of Canada, and the Science Museum of London, will focus on the daily activities of the human body -- the simple yet astonishing things that happen throughout one's body on a single day. Emphasis will be placed on such everyday events as hearing, sneezing, eating, healing, crawling and seeing. It will be complemented by a range of ancillary educational materials including teachers' guides, a web site, and a small exhibit for placement in theater lobbies. The co-Executive Producers for the project are James O'Leary and Greg Andorfer, both from the Maryland Science Center; Richard Dale from the British Broadcasting System; Alison Roden from the Science Museum of London; and Andre Picard of SDA Productions. Michael Ackerman, Assistant Director for High Performance Computing and Communications at the National Library of Medicine of the NIH, and Lord Robert Winston, Professor of Reproductive Medicine at London's Imperial College, will be the project's principal advisors. Other advisors include: Harry Chugani, Neurochemistry, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit; Susan Greenfield, Neuropharmacology, Oxford University, London; Chris Firth, Wellcome Institute of Cognitive Neurology, London; Michael Preece, Institute of Child Health, University College, London; John B. West, School of Medicine, University of California, San Diego; and Scott Frazer, Head of Biological Imaging, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena.