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Full Spectrum: TEDx Talks Filmed for 700,000+ Views
For Full Spectrum, TEDxZurich brought its widest-ranging lineup yet to the Kongresshaus stage. EVERYWOW ran the production and filmed all 10 talks. The most-watched passed half a million views on its own.
At a Glance
For Full Spectrum in 2024, EVERYWOW filmed and edited 10 talks for a YouTube audience many times the size of the Kongresshaus.
700,000+
combined views across the talks on YouTube
566,000+
views on the standout talk
10
talks, filmed and edited
6
cameras: five fixed, one roving
600+
attendees at the Kongresshaus
Full Spectrum
The theme of the 2024 event in Zurich
The Challenge They Came With
Full Spectrum was built around range: 10 speakers with almost nothing in common except that each was worth hearing, on the big Kongresshaus Zurich stage.
- Consistent production quality across 10 very different talks.
- A large stage to light without losing the speaker.
- Every talk filmed to the standard TEDx is known for.
- Talks edited fast, online while attention was high.
Target Group
Full Spectrum was made for people who follow ideas wherever they lead.
- Leaders, specialists, and the simply curious
- Zurich and the wider Swiss public
- The global TED audience on YouTube
Who’s on Camera
Ten speakers, no two alike: an FBI-trained negotiator, a marketing provocateur, a psychologist on family secrets, a scientist reinventing fragrance, and Kristen Pressner, whose talk became the edition’s most-watched. Each got its own treatment; all belonged to one show.
How It Ran
TEDxZurich chose the speakers and set the running order. EVERYWOW filmed every talk and coordinated the production with the venue’s technology partner and the TEDxZurich team.
What TEDxZurich Does
- Shape the program and select the speakers
- Own the theme and the visual identity
- Host the event and sign off
What EVERYWOW Does
- The stage screen: TEDxZurich’s look applied to the projection, slides beside a live feed
- Production coordination with the venue’s technology partner and the TEDxZurich team
- High-quality video of every talk, on six cameras
- Editing and delivery of all 10 talks, in TEDxZurich’s style
- Publishing to YouTube
Before the Event
Production Concept
Everything set before anyone films.
Stage Screen
TEDxZurich’s look, applied to the big projection: each speaker’s slides beside a live close-up.
Production Plan
The run-of-show and coordination, mapped with the venue’s technology partner and the TEDxZurich team.
On the Day
Recording & Production
We film every talk and keep the show on track.
On-Site Coordination
We run the production with the venue’s technology partner and the TEDxZurich team, so the show stays on track.
Six-Camera Capture
Every talk on five cameras, plus a roving wireless camera for close, moving shots.
Slides on the Big Screen
The stage projection runs live and goes straight into the edit.
After
Asset Delivery
We edit every talk into finished videos.
Deliverables
- 10 talks, professionally edited
- Fast turnaround post-event
- Handling of TED publishing workflow
- Published to YouTube
On Set
The Hard Part
Full Spectrum lives up to its name. Ten very different talks on one production quality level.
EVERYWOW ran six cameras and put each speaker’s slides beside a live close-up on the big screen. That went straight into the edit, so what the room saw is what the online viewer sees.
- A big Kongresshaus stage, made visible on screen
- A roving wireless camera for impressive shots
- Consistent quality across 10 very different talks
- A fast edit, out while the audience was still watching
What Came Out of It
The talks drew more than 700,000 combined views on YouTube, and one of them, Kristen Pressner’s, passed half a million on its own.
A TEDx talk outlives its evening on video. Shot and cut well, these 10 kept finding viewers long after the Kongresshaus lights went down.
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