Tom Nastick

Roles: Special Guest

Tom Nastick is Producer of Public Programs at the Center for the National Archives Experience in Washington, DC. He is chiefly responsible for film programs, which draw upon the vast motion picture holdings of the National Archives (over 360,000 reels of film) as well as recent historical documentary productions that have used those holdings. He first joined the National Archives & Records Administration in 1985 as an Audiovisual Specialist and Motion Picture Projectionist. In 1994, he assumed full responsibility for public film programs, continuing to provide a regular schedule of film series, individual programs, and special events. Since 2004, Tom has managed the 290-seat William G. McGowan Theater at the National Archives, as well as The Charles Guggenheim Center for the Documentary Film.