Research Science Vision

Observation is one of the most basic forms of research. Recording an interview, a discussion, or filming the interaction between children at play will allow multiple people to observe and study this footage, even at a later date.

Having multiple researchers examine the footage can help form a second opinion. The footage can then be re-examined at a later date with other specific facets in mind. Research activities are regularly organized at the Science Vision studios. These include interviews with recovering heart attack patients or research on how infants and toddlers experience feelings of shame.

Standardizing explanatory or instructional materials is also easy and affordable thanks to modern media.

Presentation

Incorporating images and sounds can greatly enhance your research presentation during conferences and lectures. This will capture the attention of your audience and make your presentation more appealing.

Recruitment

Adding an explanatory film to your website can help you recruit more, or a specific group of test subjects for your research study.