Koala-ty time with Bears of the World!
A Science-on-Screen presentation by Teresa Whipple followed by a free screening of Paddington 2!
Monday, April 3rd
- 6:30pm – Bears of the World w/ Teresa Whipple
- 7:00pm – Paddington 2
Koala-ty time with Bears of the World!
A Science-on-Screen presentation by Teresa Whipple followed by a free screening of Paddington 2!
Monday, April 3rd
A free film festival showcasing short (under 10-minute) films with a connection to Juneau or Alaska – many by local filmmakers.
At the Gold Town Nickelodeon (171 Shattuck Way, Juneau)
The festival is free and tickets/reservations are not required.
Submit your films before November 29! The festival is non-competitive and entries under 10 minutes with a Juneau connection almost always make it in. Check out the submission guidelines for more information, and make sure to include the submission form (online or PDF) with your film. Call (907) 586-3440 or email info@jumpsociety.org for more info.
Science on Screen is back with FREE screenings and fun science talks at the Gold Town Theater!
Friday, July 22nd @ 6:30pm
THE FOG & TOTAL RECALL
Clark Snodgrass from Northrup Grumman Aerospace Systems talks about monitoring the earth’s climate systems from space followed by a FREE double feature of “THE FOG” and “TOTAL RECALL.”
Monday, July 25th @ 6:30pm
RISKY BUSINESS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT IN EXTREME SPORTS
Kevin Krein, Professor of Philosophy & Academic Director of Outdoor Studies at the University of Alaska Southeast, will give a presentation on hazard assessment in extreme sports followed by a FREE screening of “THE SANCTITY OF SPACE.”
The Science on Screen program has been made possible through an ongoing partnership with the Gold Town Theater and a generous grant from the Coolidge Corner Theatre and Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Thanks also to the generous work of our science speakers.
Many thanks as well to Collette Costa and the Gold Town Theater for wrangling these events and for keeping cinema alive in Juneau during these weird and difficult years.
It’s been a while since we put on a screening of locally made short films and that’s sorta our whole thing.
We don’t have dates yet but we’re starting to wrangle films for a show this fall. If you’ve made a film, if you have an idea for a film, or if you’ve seen something cool we should know about, let us know! Consider submissions open!
A reminder, our festival features locally made films that are ten minutes or less and our submission guidelines can be found here…
Very much looking forward to seeing what everyone has been working on!