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Feature documentary Country: Portraits of an American Sound explores the genre of country music as captured through the lens of photography for over 80 years.

Henry Horenstein discusses one of his favorite country songs, keeping with the theme for our Country: Portraits of an American Sound exhibit.

David McClister gives insight on the difference between photography and directing music videos.

Danny Clinch talks about improvising one of his favorite shots of Missy Elliot.

Adam Jahiel sits down to tell us about his first real cowboy shoot.

Michael Wilson and Shannon Perich discuss Wilson’s music industry photographs as seen in Country: Portraits of an American Sound, as well as his other photography work.

David McClister discusses the learning curves of finding his own shooting style and how he learned to follow his "gut."

Henry Horenstein discusses work from his earliest days as a photographer in the 1970s, including images that led to his book Honky Tonk and other snippets from his 40-plus year career.

Danny Clinch discusses his career as a photographer and director, including his three Grammy Award nominations for Bruce Springsteen’s music video Devils & Dust, John Mayer’s live concert film Where the Light Is and Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite’s mu

Adam Jahiel reflects on the sentiments of cowboy tradition in his photographs and his process of keeping them as "found" images, honoring their spirit of authenticity.

Ed Rode's lecture is the result of his 25-year love affair with Music City and his desire to visually capture the inspiration behind Nashville’s famous sound.

Lawson Little discusses his passion for music, the intensity of his relationship with musical artists and his visual expression that matches the timbre of Nashville's Americana music scene.