1001 Ways to Wonder, is an ongoing web-series about the science of mental health. Each week science filmmaker Bryce Sage will wonder about something that fuels depression, anxiety or addiction — and then set out into the world with a camera and his curiosity to get the answers.
Dr. Rhonda Patrick reveals Vitamin D synthesizes the neurotransmitter serotonin.
Pirates like this handsome sea captain were at major risk of Vitamin C deficiency.
Carrots are a great source of the fat-soluble Vitamin A.
Modern crops are bigger in size but at the expense of declining nutrition levels.
The honey of bees is a great source of all B-Complex Vitamins.
We all think we know vitamins – and we’re told they’re essential – but why do we really need them? Can we get what we need from our food or should we turn to supplements to fill in the gaps? These were a few questions on Bryce’s mind when he set out to understand the science of Vitamins in The Curious Case of Vitamins & Me
When a precocious girl discovers she is cursed to literally burn any boy she touches, her quest for true love becomes a real trial by fire.
Demo Reel Acting demo reel for actor Greg Hovanessian, best known for roles in Nikita (The CW) and Reign (The CW)
Most DNA test kits require blood or saliva samples.
Angelina Jolie's decision to get tested for breast cancer genes inspired the story.
Genetic tests promise to reveal secrets about our health, but are they reliable?
If you could see into the future and find out if you’ll get sick, would you want to know? What would you do? What would you change? Bryce teams up with Erica Johnson to look into personalized DNA kits from companies like 23andme.
Demo Reel Bryce edited the demo reel for actress Jessica Sipos, best known for appearances in Ascension (SyFy), Dark Matter (SyFy) and Dead on Campus (Lifetime)
We all think we know vitamins – and we’re told they’re essential – but why do we really need them? Can we get what we need from our food or should we turn to supplements to fill in the gaps? These were a few questions on my mind when…
Gay men have existed since prehistory, but how have they survived evolution?
Does homosexuality provide other benefits to survive natural selection?
If one identical twin is gay, the other is straight about half the time. Why?
Are gay men born gay? If they are, how could same-sex attraction, a trait that prevents reproduction, evolve into the human race and survive generations of history? This question boggles the mind of proudly gay filmmaker Bryce Sage, who sets out on a cross-country adventure to understand the science of homosexuality.
Q&A is based on the Russell Quant mystery novels of bestseller Anthony Bidulka
Based on Anthony Bidulka’s international best-selling series of mystery novels, Q&A is a buoyant, freewheeling buddy drama about two former partners, who must band together once again in order to solve a wild array of crimes in the modern wild west of Saskatoon.
When a radical psychology professor’s troubled son gets marked as genetically prone to violence, the family is ostracized by society, tearing their lives apart. Marked tells the story of an average man turned modern-day Spartacus galvanized to fight for the freedom of his son.