Aitor Throup and the making of Damon Albarn's "Everyday Robots" music video.

Not long ago, Aitor Throup sat with me to discuss his creative process and directorial work on Damon Albarn's, "Everyday Robots" music video. With a diverse body of work ranging from fashion design to product development already under his belt, it didn't take long for the conversation to shift into overdrive. 
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