Nemo Sandman
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Nemo Sandman | |
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| Born | 22 April 1966 |
| Years active | 1989–present day |
Nemo Sandman is a French composer, film director and illustrator. He is best known for his controversial musical videos on MTV for New Model Army,[1] Lustral, Ten Mother Tongues, M.I.E.L, Gabriela Arnon, End of Orgy, Rise and Fall of a Decade and his arty commercials for Virgin France.
Nemo Sandman also produced and directed international award-winning video, Riding The Rafale featuring the Jet Fighter Rafale made by Dassault with François Robinaud. He pursued his collaboration with Justin Sullivan co-signing the music and Joolz Denby on screenplays.
As a composer, for the German label Black Rain, Nemo Sandman signed the symphonic remixes (track 2 Tchetcheny My Love and track 11 Don't Save The museum - Urban Remix) on the CD Tribute to a Friend from the double album Love it or leave it by the Rise and Fall of Decade.[2] He also produced and directed the musical video of Don't Save The Museum - Urban Remix .
As an illustrator, Nemo Sandman signed the successful French version of Jeffrey Lord's Richard Blade Series since December 2007.[3]
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