Jason Wishnow and Kari Mulholland: How we shoot and edit TEDTalks
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Jason Wishnow, TED's Director of Film and Video, and Kari Mulholland, one of TED's film and video editors, discuss some of the techniques TED uses to make TEDTalks a personal and cinematic experience.
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- -: Jason Wishnow and Kari Mulholland: How we shoot and edit TEDTalks
October 13, 2011 (over 12 years ago)Jason Wishnow, TED's Director of Film and Video, and Kari Mulholland, one of TED's film and video editors, discuss some of the techniques TED uses to make TEDTalks a personal and cinematic experience.
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