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Paul Gan

Paul Gan, Filmmaker

11-Aug-16 20:00

Paul Gan

He's a quirky and fun character that has got the studio chatting. Paul Gan is the mastermind behind the short film The Boy Who Rocked The World that won the Best Cinematography for the BMW Shorties in 2013. The stories that he creates are close to home emotionally and resonates with everybody. Here's a picture of the Big Bum Plane!

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