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Student animation project from my Motion Graphics Diploma at the NFTS where I designed a 00:00 Fear and Desire (1953) 00:51 Killer's Kiss (1955) 02:16 The Killing (1956) 04:02 Paths of Glory (1957) 05:09 Spartacus ...
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