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Martin Lucas

Lucas is a video editor and producer who works extensively in new digital formats for both production and post-production. His work has been featured at festivals including the New York Film Festival, Ars Electronica, and the Human Rights Watch Film Festival. Martin works regularly as a digital media consultant for schools and universities in the New York area, and teaches at Fordham University. Martin is a graduate of NYU Film School and a member of Paper TV.
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Martin Lucas is a video editor and producer specializing in new digital formats for production and post-production; his work has been shown at the New York Film Festival, Ars Electronica, and the Human Rights Watch Film Festival. He works as a digital media consultant for schools and universities in the New York area and teaches at Fordham University. He is a graduate of NYU Film School and a member of Paper TV.

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