Julian Marshall Part 2: Tell Your Story
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Legends Of VFX
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Welcome to part 2 of our 2 part series with Julian Marshall. In this episode we talk about responsibilities of artists as creators, diversity in filmmaking and Julians greatest lessons from filmmaking.
Julian Marshall is an award winning director hailing from Washington DC. His work stems from an affinity for art/design, athletics,emerging technology, and political activism. Julian has has directed high profile films for a wide variety of clients including Google, Under Armour, Amazon, Red Bull, BMW, and Verizon His most recent film We Are George Floyd has been viewed over 350k and has been shared across the nation.
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