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    Monument Los Angeles Signs Directorial Duo Storm/Hansen For Spots and Branded Content

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    Tue Storm (l) and MIchael Hansen
    LOS ANGELES --

    Monument Los Angeles has signed directorial duo Storm/Hansen for U.S. representation spanning commercials and branded content. Tue Storm and Michael Hansen have a body of work that includes such clients as Chase, Acura, Ford, Vodafone, Pirelli, Jaguar, Nissan and Heineken.

    Storm and Hansen met at the American Film Institute in Los Angeles where they were pursuing their MFA degrees. There they became a directing team. They were quickly discovered by RadicalMedia after their first MVPA Award nomination and have since turned out work for varied brands and artists.

    The duo’s background in editing and cinematography gives them a distinct edge as directors, and they often shoot and edit their own work. Storm and Hansen have been working in tandem for 10-plus years and currently live in Copenhagen after more than a decade in California.

    Gianfilippo Pedrotti, founding partner of Monument, shared, “I was immediately attracted to Storm/Hansen’s work because of its visual elegance and compelling conceptual storytelling. Their ability to craft narratives that are both stunning and deeply engaging is truly remarkable. We’re beyond excited to work with them and see where this collaboration takes us.”

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