Capturing scientific research around the world through moving images.

Your work could be featured on Labocine SCENES, our open source platform where we provide viewers a behind-the-scenes look at scientific research— whether that’s through microscopy, field work, simulations, 3D models, or behavioral studies— we want to share your science! Submit your videos today What we need: highest quality unedited footage (no text overlay/music), and a description of what we’re seeing.

* mandatory fields

Thank you for your submittion!
If Original title is not in English, please include original title and english title in parentheses ex: La Anatomía de una Flor (The Anatomy of a Flower)
In a few sentences, tell us what your scene is about. Do not include credits. Check spelling, grammar and punctuation. Please try to use language for a general audience - not too technical.
Minimum of three tags to describe what your film is about. Please separate by commas. Ex: Dream, Brain, Travel.
If more than one, please separate by comma.
How much time it takes.
If more than line of entry, please separate by comma. Example: “Laboratory of Evolutionary Biology, Cornell University”
Country film was shot.
Year film was shot.
If silent leave blank.
If no, leave blank.
This should be the person who created the film or in charge of distributing it. If more than one, separate by comma. Optional: Specify in parentheses their affiliation to the film - for example: John Doe (Distributor)
This should be the person who created the film or in charge of distributing it. If more than one, separate by comma. Check carefully that emailed are inputted correctly.
For consideration, our team needs a preview link of your work to be able to evaluate and get back to you promptly.
Password for screener preview link (optional)


Specs
  • 1280x720 pixels, 72dpi (web)
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  • (no more than 200kb)
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  • Format:JPG
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  • (make sure image is not distorted)
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Send your scene video and more to us at scenes@labocine.com
Video file hi-res and compression H264 (Vimeo enabled download, G Drive, WeTransfer, Dropbox)
This should be the person who inputted the information about film.
This should be the person who inputted the information about film.

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