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Emmy Award winner and a co-founder of NELA Films, Adam Bluming has directed and shot award winning commercials, films and television shows with an eye for beautifully dynamic imagery and haunting storytelling.
In 2007, he directed "Jonna's Body, Please Hold," a dark comedy about cancer which garnered a cult following while winning both jury and audience awards on the festival circuit. Critics applauded his award winning direction in turning a one-woman show which existed only as performance art into a cinematic, uniquely visual film.
In 2012, he directed "Eden," a sci-fi web series starring Ross Marquand (The Walking Dead), Sarah Jane Morris (NCIS) and Kate Nauta (The Transporter 2).
In 2016, Bluming stepped into episodic directing with Netflix's hit series "Longmire," starring Robert Taylor, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Katee Sackhoff. In 2017, he returned to direct again in Longmire's 6th and final season. In 2020, he worked with Alicia Keys on the world premiere of her music video, "Good Job," and was awarded an Emmy for it in 2021 at the 42nd News & Documentary Emmy Awards.
Through the years, he's worked on campaigns for brands including Target, Nissan, Victoria's Secret, AT&T, Nike, Coors Light, Nintendo, Levi's, and Scion. Additionally, he has directed special teaser shoots for Scream 3 and Men in Black 2, as well as the opening prologue of Blade 2.
Bluming has been recognized and awarded by the Emmy Awards, ADC, British Design and Art Direction (D&AD), AICP, American Center for Design, and AIGA. His work has been featured in ID Magazine, Metropolis, Idea, Graphis, Brain, Vision, +81, Idn Pro, DesignNet, and Communication Arts.
