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Tune in to a discussion featuring Zack Snyder, the director of "Man of Steel," along with special guests. Following the conversation, there will be a unique Panel / Q&A session with Zack and Deborah Snyder, Christina Wren, and Alex McDowell. Please note that this is a re-uploaded version that has been edited for content, duration, and audio quality.

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Director Sava Zivkovic joins us for this episode to drop some serious hype for his workshop with us on December 18 (https://www.learnsquared.com/sava). We also get an insight into how he became a director and what really motivates his creative process and what collaboration means to him.

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Originally from New-York, Alessandro is an Italian film-maker who has made his home in Kyoto for the last decade. Where his roots may lie in the classic cinematography style, in more recent years, he has left his mark in the burgeoning field of VR 360 film-making. Alessandro describes his work as a double act of translation: that of the medium in which he creates and connectively the Japanese content that comprises the majority of his work. He creates bridges to the past with a genuinely modern approach.