I'm here at 137 films and I'll let my interviewees introduce themselves in just a second

but this is a nonprofit production company based in Chicago that promotes science

through storytelling.

In 2008, they released a film called The Adam Smashers,

all about physicists at Fermi Lab working

to find the Higgs boson.

In 2013, they put out the believers, all about the two scientists who wrongly

claimed to have discovered cold fusion in 1989 and their next project

currently in post-production is called We Believe in Dinosaurs, all about Noah's Arc,

creationism, and America's troubled relationship with science.

And just so you know who I'm talking to, I'll let them introduce themselves.

I'm Monica Long Ross and I'm co-director and co-producer of the film We Believe in Dinosaurs.

And I'm Amy Ellison and I'm co-producer of We Believe at Dinosaurs.

So let me ask you both.

How what's the genesis of this film?

Why this subject?

Because you focused on Arc encounter, the Nooz Arc theme park in Kentucky.

What led you to say, OK, this could be the subject of a documentary?

I think that it starts way back when we were doing the Adam Smashers,

and we started around 2004auver was happening and

along in our shooting of that film we heard about Dover was happening

and Intelligence Design was a dressed up version of creationism that the group was trying to get

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