The Change

《变化》(暂定标题)是一个电影项目，有辅助网站和资源材料，以记录气候变化如何影响气候最敏感地区的土著人民，以及人类学家、环境科学家、工程师和其他人如何与这些社区合作，帮助减轻影响。这部纪录片的主角是美国国家科学基金会资助的人类学家苏西·克拉特博士和她的双重国籍女儿凯蒂，她的父亲来自西伯利亚。西伯利亚的Viliui Sahka，Nome的阿拉斯加原住民，以及图瓦卢的南太平洋岛民是电影中描绘的社区。这一变化是由IronBound电影公司制作的一个全面开发项目。外展合作伙伴包括乔治梅森大学气候变化传播中心(4C)、全球气候适应伙伴关系(GCAP)、应用人类学学会(SfAA)、国际印第安人条约理事会(IITC)和部落环境专业人员研究所(ITEP)。IronBound Films设计了这个项目，以其先前成功的纪录片工作为基础。交付成果包括一部纪录片，供有限的影院上映和电视和互联网广播，以及一个互动网站、课程指南、电影的较短课堂版本，以及与项目合作伙伴合作的强有力的外联战略。与SFAA合作的外联活动的组成部分之一将是创建第一个关于适应气候变化的社交网站。与GCAP合作的另一个项目是为谷歌地图和地球应用程序创建一系列四个虚拟气候变化之旅。SmartStart教育咨询服务将进行前端、形成性和终结性评估。影片中的真实人物和社区将展示气候变化如何影响当今世界各地的人们。该项目让人类学家发出了声音，他们一直在努力将气候变化理解为一种文化现象，而这种观点很少在媒体上展示。人类学家表示，需要一种有效的手段来与公众分享这项工作及其成果。这个故事以当代气候科学和人类学为基础，但以这位拥有两国国籍的十几岁女儿的个人视角为特色，旨在吸引通常不会被气候变化纪录片吸引的观众，特别是年轻人或服务不足的人。一场咄咄逼人的、有针对性的营销和外联活动反映了这部电影的创新方法。

The Change (working title) is a film project with supporting website and resource materials to document how climate change is impacting indigenous peoples in the most climate sensitive regions, and how anthropologists, environmental scientists, engineers, and others are working with these communities to help mitigate the effects. The documentary features Dr. Susie Crate, an NSF-funded anthropologist, and her bi-national teenage daughter Katie, whose father is from Siberia. The Viliui Sahka in Siberia, Alaska Natives in Nome, and South Pacific Islanders on Tuvalu are the communities portrayed in the film. The Change is a Full-Scale Development project produced by Ironbound Films. Outreach partners include the Center for Climate Change Communication (4C) at George Mason University, the Global Climate Adaptation Partnership (GCAP), the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA), the International Indian Treaty Council (IITC), and the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP).Ironbound Films has designed this project to build upon its successful prior documentary work, The Linguists. Deliverables include a documentary for limited theatrical release and television and Internet broadcast along with an interactive website, curriculum guide, a shorter classroom version of the film, and a robust outreach strategy in collaboration with project partners. One of the components of the outreach in conjunction with SfAA will be to create the first social networking site around climate change adaptation. Another in conjunction with GCAP is to create a series of four virtual climate change tours for Google Maps and Earth applications. SmartStart Educational Consulting Services will conduct front-end, formative, and summative evaluations. The real-life characters and communities featured in the film will illustrate how climate change is affecting people today in various parts of the world. The project gives voice to anthropologists who have been working to understand climate change as a cultural phenomenon, a perspective rarely showcased in the media. Anthropologists have expressed the need for an effective means to share this work and its results with the public. The story is based on contemporary climate science and anthropology, but features the personal perspective of the bi-national teenage daughter, and is intended to appeal to an audience not typically drawn to a climate change documentary, especially the young or underserved. An aggressive, targeted marketing and outreach campaign reflects the film's innovative approach.