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DN EP 079: Menomena: Evil Bee – Stefan Nadelman
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Stefan Nadelman made a splash back in 2002 with his stills animated documentary Terminal Bar. Since then he’s gone on to create a host of personal, collaborative, and commercial work, and joins us to discuss his first outing into music videos with Menomena’s Evil Bee promo.
Menomena: Evil Bee Materials
Animatic
Showlinks
Tourist Pictures
Sundance Film Festival
Terminal Bar
Adobe Flash
Latin Alive
Resfest
VH1
Curious Pictures
Cinema 16
Apple Final Cut Pro
Adobe After Effects
Filmmaker Magazine
Menomena
Schatzi Marketing
Adobe Photoshop
PF Flyers
Food Fight
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Tags: Atom Films, Cinema 16, curious pictures, Documentary, Evil Bee, Filmmaker Magazine, Final Cut Pro, Flash, food fight, Interview, Latin Alive, Menomena, Music Promo, pf flyers, Photoshop, Resfest, Stefan Nadelman, Sundance Film Festival, Terminal Bar, Tourist Pictures Discussion
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