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Ian Ruschel joins Stink

Director joins UK production company.

by shots on 7^th July 2014

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UK-based production company Stink has announced the signing of Ian Ruschel for commercial representation. Ruschel recently picked the Young Director Award at Cannes for his short Unbovine Yourself. The director has also helmed another short Olimpico Monumental as well as spots for brands including Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, Accor and Nike.

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