Glass bones: the future of bone and muscle regeneration
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Through the Bioglass Featuring Julian Jones, Professor of Biomaterials at Imperial College London, this film explores bouncy bioglass that has self healing properties and when 3D printed can be used to heal and mend our bodies like never before. Made by Directing and Producing Science and Natural History students at the National Film and Television School. Director Anthony Grech Camera Maya Segal One of the first projects students work on during their training on the National Film and Television School Directing and Producing Science and Natural History MFA is ‘Science Documentary: Producing the Science Story’. Working collaboratively, the students must produce a short film based on an interview. Each year, the NFTS works with close supporter The Leverhulme Trust, a national grant-making organisation and major funder of UK science, providing access to Leverhulme funded researchers. Learn how you can make science and natural history programmes with industry-standard training from the NFTS: nfts.co.uk/snh