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Elliott Haimoff

  • My documentary film company, Global Science Productions, develops programs that relieve 'science anxiety. They educate as they entertain and stimulate rather than intimidate. Each show offers food for thought, measures the pulse of progress and reveals the human side of science, along with furthering the collective wisdom of the inhabitants of this planet. We have learned more about our world in the past 30 years than during all the rest of our time on Earth combined! TV shows can therefore help fight diseases, develop new energy sources and address global hunger - all to advance mankind's inherent search for truth and knowledge. I believe that documentary films allow viewers to become like on-demand armchair adventurers, where you get a real-time electronic interface between the science lab and your living-room.
  • ...my documentary filmmaking team makes TV segments spotlighting discoveries in space exploration, and things like underwater ruins, with implications for the archaeology of ancient civilizations; or about the need to continue wildlife and tropical forest conservation, getting government-aided funding for reconstruction; or about zoological labs and/or even human cloning, about transgenic research and other issues that are now, and will surely be, hotly debated far into the future...

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