Bøger af Lauren Murphy

This book, the first of its kind, helps scientists and engineers of all stages and disciplines share their work in a new way¿with movies. Today, much of scientific communication is embedded in papers and presentations, but these documents don¿t often extend outside of a specific academic field. By adding movies as a medium of communication, scientists and engineers can better communicate with their colleagues while also increasing their reach to students, professors, peers, potential collaborators, and the public. Scientific films help translate complex technical topics into more accessible and consumable messages. By following Lauren Murphy¿s filmmaking formula ¿ planning, shooting, and editing ¿ readers will create their very own scientific films that look professional and polished. Using tools as simple as a smartphone, readers can develop short, personal stories with no cost or experience needed. This book will guide readers through all steps of the movie making process to a finished product. Readers will evolve their creative thinking skills and use their movies to improve classroom presentations, network across student organizations, present at conferences, recruit students for their labs, secure grant money, and more. Adding a movie to your body of work can be the tool that sparks interest in audiences to learn more¿driving traffic to your publications, research projects, and websites. This book will help you develop new skills to become a better communicator while spreading your ideas and research to new audiences.

Bobby and Raine were wannabe child hood sweet hearts that, due to unfortunate circumstance, had to be torn apart.Now five years later, Raine returns to find a Bobby very unlike the one she once knew. Lonely and stuck with an undesirable life, he has turned to drugs and alcohol to mull the days away with. But after a strange encounter in an alleyway one night, Bobby finds himself trapped in a much more hard-core underground world of drugs and abuse; one that's secrets are so dark it's not that easy to leave behind.