Hollywood's biggest productions are hiding an inconvenient truth: their massive environmental impact. But could the industry that shapes global culture also lead the way in sustainability? In this talk, Filmmaker and Geographer Aidan Rhode uncovers the hidden carbon footprint of moviemaking, from excessive waste to sky-high emissions, and explores how studios, production companies, and industry leaders can drive real change - without compromising creativity. By rethinking how stories are made and told, the Film and TV industry has the power to influence audiences and decarbonise itself in the process. Aidan Rhode is a researcher and filmmaker passionate about making the Film and TV industry more sustainable. He has worked on major sets, interviewed over 30 industry professionals, and explored practical solutions to reduce Hollywood's carbon footprint. Now, he's working to bring this knowledge beyond academia, helping the industry implement real, measurable change, and how other industries can learn from Hollywood's sustainability wins and challenges. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

What if urban planning embraced uncertainty instead of resisting it? Instead of chasing a perfect master plan, Pino explores how small, adaptive interventions can reshape cities over time. This talk reveals a new approach to building resilient urban spaces—one step at a time. Pino Heye challenges traditional urban planning by embracing adaptability over rigid master plans. As co-founder of Emergent Lab, he explores how small, community-driven interventions can reshape cities in real time. This talk introduces a metabolistic approach to design—where urban resilience grows through continuous learning and collaboration. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

How the words used or the actions taken for kids when they are in their development stage will cause immense affects in their future life regarding their mindsets Cemre is a high school student. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Mental habits shape our personality, and true growth comes from taking charge of the change we are constantly undergoing. The key lies in three pillars:1) Conscious distance from thoughts and emotions. 2) Overcoming fear. 3) Embracing the power of rituals.Like an electron in a thunderbolt, life may seem unpredictable, but its nature is to rise. Step into the driver’s seat and move towards your higher potential. Ankita Shree is a former IRS officer turned entrepreneur, currently serving as the Managing Director of Mamacoco Hospitality. In this role, she leads the flagship restaurant MOGLU, which has transitioned from a modern vegetarian establishment focusing on South Indian micro-cuisines to a vibrant Modern American dining experience. This evolution reflects her commitment to adapting the menu and expanding the restaurant's appeal, incorporating bold flavors from Louisiana and Texas, with a dash of New York influence. Ankita also co-founded the Ghee Roast Company, a Quick Service Restaurant that serves authentic Mangalorean Christian cuisine, further diversifying her portfolio in the food industry. Before her ventures in hospitality, she was the CFO at UnitX Technologies in Saudi Arabia, where she played a key role in developing AI-driven safety compliance solutions for the oil and gas sector. Her diverse professional background is complemented by her training in classical Hatha Yoga, which informs her holistic approach to both business and wellness, emphasizing balance and mindfulness. Through her leadership and innovative vision, Ankita continues to make a significant impact in the hospitality sector while inspiring others with her journey. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Every life is precious, yet thousands are lost every day due to road accidents—many of them preventable. In this eye-opening talk, Dr. Rajsekaran sheds light on the critical importance of road safety and the small yet powerful actions that can save lives. From understanding risky behaviors to embracing responsible driving habits, he explores practical ways to reduce accidents and create safer roads for everyone.Every life is precious, yet thousands are lost every day due to road accidents—many of them preventable. In this eye-opening talk, Dr. Rajsekaran sheds light on the critical importance of road safety and the small yet powerful actions that can save lives. From understanding risky behaviors to embracing responsible driving habits, he explores practical ways to reduce accidents and create safer roads for everyone. Dr Rajasekaran, a seasoned orthopaedic surgeon and owner of Ganga hospital, is amongst the top 2% of all bone surgeons in the world according to Stanford university. Additionally, Dr Rajasekeran was the past international chair of AO Spine, past chair of the international research commission of AO spine, Cervical Spine Research Society (CSRS) and the immediate past president of Asia Pacific Spine Society, and former president of SICOT. Nationally. he has been the past president of Indian Orthopaedic Association and the Association of spine surgeons of India. He is also a visiting professor for Harvard Medical International and has been instrumental into developing many philanthropic projects such as UYIR and even Project SWASAM. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

"Picture this: Your phone rings, and it’s not a text—it’s a call. Your heart skips a beat, your palms sweat, and you hesitate. Should you answer? Let it ring? Pretend you’re busy? If this feels familiar, you’re not alone. For Millennials and Gen Z, this moment has become a shared experience. Despite living in the most connected era in history, many of us feel more comfortable messaging than talking on the phone. But why? How did something as simple as saying 'hello' become so overwhelming? Founder of Draw the Line - helps companies set healthy boundaries in the workplace. As a Millennial, she understands the challenges of building real-time connections in today’s digital world. Sytske works with teams to improve communication and create more balanced, productive work environments. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx