A Very Short Film on Geology
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Channel: Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press) · 2013 · Education
Four finalists have now been selected for the 'Very Short Film' competition, which challenged UK students to produce a one-minute film about a subject they feel passionately about for a chance to win a year's tuition fees. OUP partnered with The Guardian newspaper to launch the competition in October 2012. The winner will be chosen at a live final event on 20th March by a panel of judges. In this video Maia Krall Fry tells the story of our landscapes from sediment layers to tectonic activity. She takes us through the history to explain what we see today.
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