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Adam Bizanski

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Adam Bizanski is an Israeli writer, creator and director based in Berlin, born in 1983. He first gained recognition for animated music videos made for artists including The Shins, Wolf Parade and Zero 7, and his 2005 video for The Shins was among the first music videos offered through the iTunes Music Store. In 2010 he began the independent project Singalong Paul, built around a papier-mache puppet, which grew into the 2012 short film Paul, winner of the Silver Hugo at the Chicago International Film Festival. In 2015 he made an audio documentary for the podcast Israel Story. In television he co-created and wrote the Israeli drama series Magpie with Omri Shenar, and he co-created and wrote the Apple TV thriller Unconditional with Dana Idisis.

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Silver Hugo, Chicago International Film Festival 1
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1983 1
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is an Israeli writer, creator and director based in Berlin, Germany
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1. Adam Bizanski (Wikipedia)
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    born January 29, 1983
  • Lead sentence [nationality]
    is an Israeli writer, creator and director based in Berlin, Germany
  • Career, short film Paul
    which won the Silver Hugo at the Chicago International Film Festival
  • Associated With: Television, Career, television
    In television, he created and wrote the Israeli drama series Magpie with Omri Shenar.
  • Associated With: Animation, Lead, animation music videos
    He first gained recognition for his animation music videos
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