As I am sure you can see, my name is Nathan Yardy. I have always been interested in the creative process and telling stories. I graduated from Asbury University with a Bachelor's Degree in Media Communication and History. Some of the projects I have developed include the following: a 30-minute documentary about Research on Violence against Women for UK's Visualization Center which aired on PBS affiliate KET, and a graphic design media package that told the extraordinary tale of the history of foreign influence in India. I have worked as a Production Assistant for NewLink Media on an educational video project, and as a Media Manager for Carr-Hughes Productions at the World Equestrian Games 2010 as well as a Camera Assistant at the Rolex 3-Day Event in April 2011 in Lexington, KY. I have also created media for various events and organizations, such as the Lexington Art League, Mattis Avenue FMC, Bicycle India 2007, and Wabash Park Camp.

But these activities only partially explain who I am. I am also an active community member, particularly in intercultural relations and environmental conservation. While at Asbury University, I was the chairman of the Intercultural Relations Committee, a member of the Allelon Student Leadership Council, and a member of the A Rocha Conservation Club.

I look forward to working with you to share your story with the world.