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Martin Sagadin

b. 1991

Yugoslavian film director

Music video director
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About Martin Sagadin

Born 1991. Martin Sagadin is a music video director.

Martin Sagadin (born 22 June 1991) is a Slovenian and New Zealand film and music video director, and musician. They are known for directing music videos for New Zealand musicians such as Aldous Harding, Marlon Williams and Tiny Ruins. they moved to Blenheim, New Zealand with family.

In 2010, they moved to Christchurch to study film at the University of Canterbury. Sagadin's first day at university was the day of the 2011 Christchurch Earthquake. the video for Aldous Harding's single ‘No Peace’. Sagadin and Harding have continued to collaborate since, including on the video for Harding's hit single ‘The Barrel’.

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Martin iz Zgornje Bele (2025)

Personal life Sagadin is non-binary and uses any pronouns. They live in Lyttleton, New Zealand.

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Who is Martin Sagadin?

yugoslavian film director

When was Martin Sagadin born?

Martin Sagadin was born on 22 June 1991.

What is Martin Sagadin's occupation?

Martin Sagadin is a music video director.

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· Wikipedia: Martin Sagadin

· Wikidata: Q133278374

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