Nathan E Adam
Project

TEDxNashville video production

I've served on the TEDxNashville board and produced and edited the multicam video for other people's talks. Thirty-four speakers are below, and every one with a published video is embedded right here.

Panorama of a full TEDxNashville audience facing the stage, with a camera operator at the back of the room
A full house, and a camera at the back. That's the job.
The TEDxNashville team lined up behind the giant TEDxNashville letters on stage at Bold and Brilliant, TEDWomen 2019
The team behind Bold + Brilliant, TEDWomen 2019.
A TEDxNashville audience seated in a wood-panelled room watching a speaker on the red stage
The Salon format — a hundred-odd people, close enough to argue back.

The talks

Produced and edited for TEDxNashville and TEDxNashvilleWomen. Three of them got picked up and republished by TED.com itself, which is not something you can plan for and is very satisfying when it happens.

Editing other people's talks for a few years teaches you something you cannot get from giving one. You watch, in the timeline, the exact second an audience decides whether to stay with a speaker. It is almost always earlier than anybody thinks, and it is almost never the part the speaker rehearsed hardest.

Nathan Adam with author Donald Miller at a TEDxNashville event
With Donald Miller, whose talk is in the grid above.
Free · about two minutes

Wondering which half of your own work is at risk?

Ten questions about how you actually get paid, and my honest read on what's exposed and what isn't. No score, because a score would be a number I made up.