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Theo Kapetanakis
Theo is a filmmaker and author with tremendous passion for storytelling. He holds an MA in Film Studies from Middlesex University, London (1st Scholarship Award), and a BA in Cultural Technology & Communication from the University of the Aegean. His work includes, film directing, audiovisual arts, video editing, and scriptwriting. Furthermore, Theo is a Graphic Designer & Media Editor at TheCollector. In his spare time, he publishes articles on his specialty.
Education:Middlesex University, LondonMA Film StudiesUniversity of the AegeanBA Cultural Technology & CommunicationExpertise:Articles by Theo Kapetanakis
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