Tagged with On Camera

Nadine Kriegelstein: Why Real Films Still Need Real People

She started at Austrian broadcaster ORF at 17, won a Telly Award and the CCA Venus, and directed the last commercial for the Life Ball. Now Nadine Kriegelstein runs creative strategy at Das R&, where AI already plays parts in pitch trailers. Is that the end of the video star? Her honest answer is not the one you expect, and neither is the line she refuses to cross.

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Soul Presence

How do you show up as yourself, and not as an echo of other people's ideas? Puk Scharbau, who works with leaders and specialists on presence, uses the Greek myth of Echo and Narcissus and research on wisdom to answer it. She closes with three exercises from the actor's toolbox, breathing, energy and embodied voice, that you can use before a camera or a meeting.

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AI Killed the Video Star?

Is AI replacing the people who make video, or just changing what they need to be good at? Nadine Alice Kriegelstein takes on the question the industry is circling and refuses to give a comfortable answer. A philosophical provocation grounded in craft reality, for producers, directors, and anyone whose professional identity is tied to what it means to make something.

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The Art of Hosting

Two of Europe's most experienced conference curators, Monique van Dusseldorp and Gianfranco Chicco, sit down to talk about the craft they've spent careers refining, on stage and on screen alike: how to hold a room, how to make a guest feel safe enough to say something real, and why the quality of a conversation is almost always determined long before it starts.