why we do what we do

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We believe the world is facing some huge challenges*, that Science & Technology offer the best solutions, but that we can’t improve anything unless we do these two things:

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by helping them to be better at communicating their own research. We want to show the public that science is done by people like them, we invite and empower them to join in the conversations, listen and incorporate their thoughts, and enable them to feel confident about making their own decisions.

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We must regain trust in today’s experts and evidence. We do this by not only sharing the interesting, exciting and relevant science stories of scientists and engineers, but also       

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We must inspire and celebrate the next generation of scientists and engineers. They’ll be the ones clearing up our mess, and they’ve already got some incredible, practical

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suggestions for how to help.

If you feel the same we’d love to work together.
 

Whether you’re a scientific institution, charity, research group or brand get in touch to discuss how we could help you write, produce or share your STEM story.

(*from the challenges of food & water insecurity, continued climate change, & decreasing vaccination rates, to the increasing rise of misinformation and ‘fake news’ around scientific stories and ideas)

 

who we are

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The sciencemedia.studio is headed up by Science Broadcaster, YouTuber, & Podcaster Greg Foot. Greg writes, hosts & produces content for BBC Radio 4, Google, BBC Earth, Raspberry Pi, Honda Racing F1, The Royal Society, and many more clients worldwide.

The sciencemedia.studio team working on your project will be chosen from a wide network of talented writers, video & audio producers, animators, demo developers & builders, and fantastic camera ops & editors.

We also have strong connections with ‘influencers’ in the science, technology, engineering and maths spaces - from top tier YouTubers to well-known BBC TV Presenters.

 

say hi

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If you’re a brand, charity, research group or scientific institution, and you'd like help to write, produce or share your science story on YouTube, on podcast, or on stage - or you'd like some expert science communication training - drop us a message: