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This week we hear from Kaus director Adrian Villagomez. Here he talks about the renewal of horizontal work, looking back at the early work of famous directors, and his time at the Canadian Taekwondo Championships.
From Anselm Kiefer to Kendrick Lamar, Studio Private artist, editor and filmmaker Adam Muscat shares the painters, designers, hybrid documentaries and dreamy music videos that have influenced his approach to directing.
Arts & Sciences director Torstein Bjørklund talks thick yoghurts, small airplanes, steam irons, and the enduring masterpiece that is Titanic, as he reveals what's on his creative radar.
Merman director, designer and artist Tiny Bullet shares the puppets, the projectors and the pink briefcase that have survived her minimalist tendencies.
Kayleigh Dugdale, Executive Producer at Framestore London, talks the genius of Bowie, the need for breathing space, and why she's trying hard not to lose her latest pair of ear buds, as she reveals what's on her creative radar.
The Spark & Riot director shares the apple, the artefacts and the accessories that help him see things differently.
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This week we hear from director David Heofs, here he talks using handmade or analogue techniques for promos, celebrates Ed Bangers musical efforts, and and spills the beans on voicing Michael Jackson's family for Spanish TV.
Untold Studios director Charlie Sarsfield is a lover of some of this year's World Cup work, a hater - though still a reluctant user - of social media, and someone who'd like to see a bit more room for the growth of up-and-coming directors.
The Even/Odd director shares the pile of CDs, the popular chair and the pioneering camera that keep nostalgia, design and sound in sharp focus.
Strike Anywhere's directing duo The Reggies (aka Jake Herman and Clay Dirkse) give us the lowdown on evil vertical video, wanting to make abstract and conceptual work for artists, and dethroning Joey Chestnut...
Rogue Films director Alex Boutell celebrates the simplicity and comedic timing of his favourite shows from I Think You Should Leave to The Simpsons, and urges directors to keep the width of their trousers in check.
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