IMAG notes:
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Phil will need power, SDI, and XLR available at the front of the stage (not at a podium).
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He has his own clicker
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He will need a lav mic
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Attendees need wifi or cell signal in venue for the art experience
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If switching between IMAG and slides, please be very attentive. Phil’s slides fade in from black and often “hide” from people.
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Please do not show Phil during the audience Art Collab (the middle portion) please leave slides up.
Preshow production:
Beginning
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Please put Phil's slides on screen immediately.
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Normal AV Slides fade to black (with corner logo)
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Most videos are silent and Phil talks over them
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1 video that can go to ‘Video Look’’ [Phil will set it up verbally]
Middle (ART COLLAB)
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Phil will put a QR code on screen
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Phil will call for ROOM lights up
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Phil will walk around the room giving instructions for the art collaboration.
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Phil will call for light music while attendees are drawing
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Phil may ask for music up or down and may ask for muting his mic
End (about 25 min)
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Phil returns to stage, back to Normal AV
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Most videos are silent & Phil talks over them
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2 videos that can go to ‘Video Look’ [Phil will set it up verbally]
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Phil will move his table himself. No assistance needed
thankyou!
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You may have seen one of Phil’s numerous viral art videos but may not know that they all come from the same artist. What’s even harder to imagine is that his artistic journey nearly came to an end when a tremor developed in his drawing hand. In exploring new ways to create art, Phil discovered that by embracing his shake, limitations could become the passageway to creativity. His inspirational story was first shared on the TED stage to a standing ovation, and then shared around the world. And now, I would like to introduce our next speaker multimedia artist Phil Hansen.
For the tens of millions who have seen Phil’s art on TV and online, it’s hard to imagine that his artistic journey nearly came to an end when a tremor developed in his drawing hand. In exploring new ways to create art, Phil discovered that by embracing his shake, limitations could become the passageway to creativity.
His inspirational story was first shared on the TED stage to a standing ovation, and then shared around the world including on PBS, BBC and CCTV. Phil’s ability to draw parallels to the business setting has won him followers among industry and business leaders, leading to invitations to speak at the TED2013 conference, Adobe MAX Creativity Conference, World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates, and the Million Dollar Round Table.
Our next speaker is a little unusual for us, he’s an artist, and not your typical artist, he works with all kinds of unusual materials to create his art. But he’s here because he has a story to share, I connected with it and I hope you will too. Ultimately it’s a simple story of overcoming a challenge, but the part where I think his story goes beyond the norm is what happened after his experience. When he reflected on his experience he found that the challenge he faced had actually caused him to be more creative. He then began exploring creativity within limitations in his art and found unending creativity, which seems counterintuitive.
I think this message is important in life but also in all of the work we because the challenges we face range from ____ to _____ to ______. And I’m sure you would all agree, if we could within those limitations that would not only transform the challenges we face but it would probably transform the environment we work in… .. .(something). So I really hope you think about the challenges we face here at work and think about what could come of it if we could get creative with those limitations. So, Phil, why don’t you come up here and tell us your story.