Stephan Schnee
Creative direction and video production for brands across sports, fashion, lifestyle and media
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Stephan Schnee
Stephan Schnee is a London-based creative director and video editor who develops concepts, directs live-action projects and edits films for promotional and marketing campaigns.
He works with brand clients across sports, fashion, lifestyle and media, and is involved from project proposal through delivery. Clients include Red Bull, Audi, Guinness, PUMA and BMW.
Product: Creative direction, concept development, live-action direction and video editing for promotional and marketing films.
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