Presentation Creation
Adam possesses an advanced working knowledge of multimedia presentation software and techniques. He has built presentations for the leadership of the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center and faculty of the University of Southern California. Adam also has created and delivered several of his own multimedia presentations. To find out more about having a presentation created by Adam for a very reasonable rate, please click here.
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Social Marketing Lessons From KONY 2012
In March 2012, Invisible Children unveiled the KONY 2012 campaign to increase international pressure to capture African warlord Joseph Kony. The campaign exploded and experienced millions of views in a very short time. After Adam was quoted about the KONY campaign in the Los Angeles Times, he was invited to present about the campaign's social marketing implications at the University of Southern California.
No video of the presentation was recorded, but here is an audio journey through the slides of the presentation. The presentation was built in Keynote and fused with audio in Final Cut Pro. It was delivered on March 21, 2012. |
Lady Gaga, Social Media & Japan
In Fall 2011, Adam joined up with Eduard Minobis from the Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) at Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (Barcelona) to deliver a virtual presentation to the 2011 MediaAsia Conference on Media & Mass Communication in Osaka, Japan.
The presentation, titled "Daily Gaga: Stardom Intimacies & Authenticity Narratives on Twitter," explores Lady Gaga's social media brilliance in building her empire. The presentation was built in Keynote and intercut with the on-camera video in Final Cut Pro. Here is Part 1 and Part 2 of the presentation. |
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Change.org Prezi
In September 2012, Adam presented to an Entrepreneurship and New Media graduate course at the University of Southern California. He spoke about the rise of change.org and the importance of reinventing your digital startup when necessary.
The presentation was created in Prezi on September 18, 2012. It can be viewed here. |