87: Commercials We Love, with Adam Lisagor (Sandwich Video)

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Adam Lisagor is the founder and a director at my favourite video agency, Sandwich. We talk filmmaking, marketing and tech. Watch the videoSpecial Guest: Adam Lisagor.

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Adam Lisagor is the founder and a director at my favourite video agency, Sandwich. We talk filmmaking, marketing and tech. Watch the video Special Guest: Adam Lisagor. Sponsored By: The Intrazone : Your bi-weekly conversation and interview podcast hosted by the SharePoint team Links: You Look Nice Today, California King The Stalman Podcast, Ep 73 - Noah Kalina Sandwich (Video) Pink Moon VW commercial The First iPod Commercial iPhone SE Unboxing video (Adam is a mood) Adam's favourite pen - Pilot G210 Sandwich WFH video for Slack Adam's YouTube video Top Secret magnifying glass scene Ads That Cost $111,000 to Produce My new Lupo RGB light

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