T rex wasn't male and female? - Kallie Moore (PBS Eons)

0:00 Intro 0:09 Who are you? 0:55 How did you get started? 1:35 What exactly is your title and what does it mean? 2:07 Were all the fossils already categorised when you arrived? 3:39 It must be crazy knowing there are things in your collection you don’t know are in your collection. 4:00 What has been your most surprising find? 6:00 You’ve gone from doing palaeontology to your dream job. Discuss. 6:25 How did you transition into Eons? 8:45 What was the hardest thing about talking directly into a camera? 11:10 How many scripts do you film a day? 12:00 Talk me through the formation of a video. Who comes up with the ideas? 13:25 Do you fact check just your own scripts or everyone’s? 14:00 What was it like going from making mistakes in academia with peer review versus online? 16:45 Do you film in these studios? We discuss fashion choices when filming against a green screen. 18:30 Who else is in the room with you when you’re filming? 19:12 In your day job you’ve done a lot of public science communication. What were the differences moving to science communica 20:56 I guess someone else is doing the editing and finding stock footage? 23:05 You’re going to people with your day job to get these images. (I apparently didn’t ask any actual questions, just senten 24:24 Do you have final approval on the edit? 25:00 Science animation must be an incredibly hard task. 26:43 Do you then go on to publish these artistic reconstructions? 28:02 Shameless plug to researchers writing grants that need more in their impact section! 29:35 What is the funding system for Eons, and what is its relationship with PBS and Complexly? 31:10 What’s it been like putting your face on the internet? 32:12 Do you read the comments? 33:30 Do the comments differ much between you and your (male) cohosts? 35:20 Are the others in the office empathetic about the comments? 36:19 Were people commenting on your expertise as well as your looks? 37:20 Do those comments change your attitude towards making videos? 41:40 Who do you aim for in terms of your audience? 42:43 Do you know who your audience actually are? 43:45 I can’t believe people are still telling girls they can’t be palaeontologists! 45:28 How have your academic peers responded to you doing Eons? 46:00 Do you think you’d ever do presenting full time and stop being a fossil librarian? 48:36 What video are you proudest of? 49:15 Wait, there weren’t two sexes of T. rex? 51:50 Kallie gets excited about filming on location. 53:09 What is one thing you wish the audience knew about your or your channel that you don’t think they know? 54:59 Aaand we’re off again on a scientific tangent about tar pits. I mean, what did you expect when you put two scientists to