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Cosmos is a quarterly science magazine. We aim to inspire curiosity in ‘The Science of Everything’ and make the world of science accessible to everyone.
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SCINEMA International Science Film Festival will take a break in 2024 as it transitions to its new home at CSIRO Publishing.
CSIRO Publishing took over ownership of the science film festival, which was previously operated by the Royal Institution of Australia (RiAus), in association with Cosmos Magazine.
The change was part of a move that also transferred Cosmos Magazine, print and online, and RiAus’ education division to CSIRO Publishing – Australia’s national science agency’s editorially independent publishing business. You can read more about the Cosmos changes in our news story.
The festival usually screens to the public from August 1 to 31. However, as we focus on the transition to CSIRO Publishing, we regret that we are unable to progress with SCINEMA in 2024.
We thank all those filmmakers and lovers of science film who support SCINEMA each year and we will let you know more about our plans for 2025 as they unfold.
Please contact us if you have any queries about SCINEMA via [email protected]
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SCINEMA is a celebration of the power of the moving image to tell stories about the world, how it works, and our place in it. Whether it’s the long slog and occasional thrill of discovery, the awesome scale of our universe, the beauty of nature, environmental challenges that we face on our planet, or how technology will shape our future, there are hundreds of science stories we want to see on screen.
SCINEMA, established in 2000, attracts entries from across the world, including some of the world’s most respected science factual programs, producers and directors.