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By School of Motion
Published: Dec 06, 2017“
Andy Contiguglia is lawyer with years of experience representing small businesses and freelancers in legal affairs around the United States. Andy was kind enough to come on the podcast and answer our burning legal questions for Motion Design. His brain has more legal knowledge than we knew how to handle so we broke this episode up into 2 parts. In part one Andy talks about contracts for Motion Des… [READ MORE]
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(TrendHunter.com) Industrial design studio PriestmanGoode unveils plans for a city-wide drone delivery system that highlights the positive impact of autonomous technology on urban development. The bold concept is to…
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(TrendHunter.com) Known for designing the best bags for firefighters and the military on the market, Mystery Ranch changed direction to design the perfect pack for skiing and snowboarding: the Mystery Ranch Patrol…
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