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Nick Artunyan
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Nick Artunyan is known for
Dailies (2006)
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The Clone and the Tree of Life (2011)
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My Uncle Rafael (2012)
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Known for
Dailies
7.9
TV Series
Editor
2006–2009 • 19 eps
The Clone and the Tree of Life
Short
Editor
2011
My Uncle Rafael
5.2
Visual Effects
2012
Happy Hour
Short
Visual Effects
2016
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Editorial Department
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Visual Effects
3
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2
The Clone and the Tree of Life
Short
Editor
2011
Dailies
7.9
TV Series
Editor
2006–2009
19 episodes
Editorial Department
Previous
1
Dailies
7.9
TV Series
lead editor
2006–2009
20 episodes
Visual Effects
Previous
3
Happy Hour
Short
digital effects
2016
My Uncle Rafael
5.2
visual effects supervisor
2012
The Clone and the Tree of Life
Short
digital effects
2011
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