The naturally obsessed blog has a recent update that’s a good look into the process that led to the great film.

Last friday, i had the best time showing the doc Naturally Obsessed to a Fort Lee High School research class taught by my former bio, genetics and research teacher. It was a great experience. So much so, I plan on attending their research symposium night at the end of the month. These teens have participated in a surprisingly diverse set of sophisticated science in labs all over the city.

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Disclosure: i did some consulting work for this film. Here is a review from the Rockefeller University/ Imagine science Festival showing this month.

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disclosure: I did outreach and media consultation work for the movie last year. I have been dying to know what a general audience would think of the documentary Naturally Obsessed: The making of a scientist. I know for me, it was a very personal and emotional viewing; those lab feelings of frustration, camaraderie and fun poured out fast and often. I always felt that it had the chance to be received well, and I am glad someone over at the Washington Post agrees: (continue reading…)

Imagine science films is showing the scientist documentary Naturally Obsessed tonight. It’s in the caspary auditorium, which is an interesting auditorium on their classic campus.

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If you see one movie about Science this year…Go see Naturally Obsessed: The making of a scientist. Ok, disclaimer time. I worked with the filmmakers on making additional media for this movie, and I am ultimately biased because the filmmakers and their staff are an amazing bunch of people, but that shouldn’t keep you from believing my next statement.

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