
The Coral Crisis
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 3 min
Collaborating with Google DeepMind, Ben has developed Surf Perch, an AI system that analyzes reef health through sound. The Coral Crisis is a cutting-edge…
Premiering on April 1st, 2025

Courage and Tech: Waymo Restores Veteran Independence
Curated by Planet Classroom
Activism – 3 min
For visually impaired veterans, regaining independence is a daunting challenge—until technology steps in. Courage and Tech: Waymo Restores Veteran Independence follows the inspiring journeys of Rob, Teresa, and Sheldon, veterans who…
Premiering on April 1st, 2025

Peabody Dance – Valse Brilliante
Curated by Planet Classroom
Dance & Music – 1 min
Choreographed by Lori Belilove, Peabody Dance – Valse Brillante is a dazzling tribute to Isadora Duncan’s revolutionary artistry. Featuring students from the Peabody Conservatory…
Premiering on April 1st, 2025

Dr. Steven Bird’s Work to Save Indigenous Languages
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 3 min
Through the Aikuma Project, Bird is working with communities worldwide—from Nepal to Brazil—to document and protect disappearing dialects. This short film highlights…
Premiering on April 1st, 2025

Virtual Sculptures
Curated by Planet Classroom
Film & Animation – 25 min
This visually stunning film brings each piece to life, blurring the lines between physical and virtual art. With ASMR-inspired sound design and mesmerizing movement, Virtual Sculptures redefines the art-film experience.
Premiering on April 1st, 2025

Who Owns Intelligence
Curated by Planet Classroom
Film & Animation – 3 min
‘Who Owns Intelligence?’ explores humanity’s shifting understanding of intelligence, inspired by Howard Gardner’s groundbreaking theory of multiple intelligences and his latest essay, ‘Who Owns Intelligence? Reflections After a Quarter Century’.
Premiering on April 1st, 2025
AI for a Better World: AI and Tech for Health: WHO’s Andy Pattison
Curated by Planet Classroom
Education – 13 min
In AI and Tech for Health: WHO’s Andy Pattison, the latest episode of Planet Classroom’s AI for a Better World series, Cathy Rubin interviews Andy Pattison, Team Lead for Digital Channels at the World Health Organization (WHO).
Premiering on March 1st, 2025

Cellist Felix Fan Performs Stimulus Package
Curated by Bard College Conservatory of Music
Dance & Music – 22 min
A highly accomplished composer in residence at Bard College, George Tsontakis’s work…
Premiering on March 1st, 2025

Gone
Curated by KIDS FIRST! Film Festival
Film & Animation – 7 min
The story follows Luca, a teenage boy as he navigates life through his new surroundings, life lessons, and clouded memories.
Premiering on March 1st, 2025

Safeguarding the Digital Sphere Through AI
Curated by Planet Classroom
Science & Technology – 4 min
In a world where the internet teeters between connection and chaos, discover how Hive pioneers AI-driven solutions to safeguard online spaces…
Premiering on March 1st, 2025

7 Inspiring Facts About Jane Goodall’s Legacy
Curated by Planet Classroom
Education – 3 min
7 Inspiring Facts About Jane Goodall’s Legacy takes viewers on a journey through Jane Goodall’s remarkable discoveries and lasting impact on conservation.
Premiering on August 1st, 2025

Aimee Victoria
Curated by Planet Classroom
Film & Animation – 11 min
Aimee Victoria is a short film conceived, created and completed entirely remotely during the lockdown of 2020 and inspired by true stories of relationships from disabled and LGBTQIA people which never make it to the screen.
Premiering on August 1st, 2025
Mama CHIA: A Story of Love in Vietnam
Curated by Actuality Abroad
Activism – 10 min
Mama CHIA is a touching short film directed by Amelia Purvis that introduces us to the heart of Vietnam, where the NGO Children’s Hope in Action (CHIA) is making a profound impact.
Premiering on August 1st, 2025
Emigrant
Curated by Planet Classroom
Dance & Music – 11 min
‘Emigrant” was inspired by the music of Jose Halac, a prominent composer from Argentina. Directed by Mimi Garrard it features the dancer, Samuel Roberts. Costumes are by Mindy Nelson.
Premiering on August 1st, 2025
Errori comuni dei principianti nelle slot con soldi veri e come evitarli rapidamente
Giocare alle slot con soldi veri può essere un’esperienza entusiasmante e potenzialmente redditizia, ma spesso i principianti commettono errori che compromettono le loro possibilità di vincita e aumentano il rischio di perdite rapide. In questo articolo, analizzeremo gli errori più frequenti e forniremo consigli pratici per evitarli, contribuendo a un’esperienza di gioco più sicura e consapevole. Seguendo queste indicazioni, potrai gestire meglio il tuo budget, migliorare le tue strategie e ridurre il rischio di sviluppare dipendenza dal gioco d’azzardo. Indice degli argomenti Gli errori più frequenti che portano a perdite rapide nelle slot online Gestione inadeguata del budget e come prevenirla Scommesse troppo alte senza strategia Ignorare i bonus e le promozioni disponibili Pratiche sbagliate che aumentano il rischio di dipendenza e perdite Giocare in modo impulsivo sotto stress Perché il gioco compulsivo influisce sulle decisioni Consigli per mantenere il controllo durante il gioco Strategie poco efficaci adottate dai principianti e le alternative vincenti Utilizzo di sistemi di scommessa fallimentari Come scegliere le slot con maggiore probabilità di vincita Importanza di impostare limiti di vincita e perdita Gli errori più frequenti che portano a perdite rapide nelle slot online Gestione inadeguata del budget e come prevenirla Uno degli errori più comuni tra i principianti è la scarsa gestione del budget. Molti giocatori improvvisano le proprie puntate senza pianificazione, portando a perdita rapida di fondi. Secondo uno studio condotto nel settore del gioco online, il 60% delle perdite rapide deriva da decisioni impulsive e dall’assenza di limiti prestabiliti. Per evitarlo, è