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Keene Haywood, PhD
Science and Natural History Filmmaking Program
Montana State University - Bozeman

Keene Haywood is currently a MFA graduate student in Montana State University-Bozeman's Science and Natural History Filmmaking program. Prior to Montana, he worked as a Project Director for the Nature Conservancy of Texas. His past education and experience includes a PhD in Geography from the University of Texas at Austin, a MA in Marine Affairs from the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (RSMAS) and a BA in Anthropology also from the University of Miami. His masters and undergraduate degrees involved work in underwater archaeology. This background led to work with ROV's and side-scan sonar to document wrecks in deepwater off Florida's Atlantic coast. Dr. Haywood has also worked on several marine conservation projects related to coral reef preservation in Sri Lanka, the Philippines and the Florida Keys. Additionally, he has worked on various still and video/film projects mostly within the marine realm. He also has worked as a multimedia producer in Austin, Texas developing interactive media for educational purposes. Dr. Haywood is a native Texan originally from Houston.

 

 





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