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Harry Egipt

Harry Egipt (born Harry Laast; 15 May 1950) is an Estonian cinematographer and director of television advertisements. He worked for Eesti Reklaamfilm from 1979 to 1989.

Harry Egipt

Name
Harry Egipt
Birth Name
Harry Laast
Born
15 May 1950
Birthplace
Tallinn, Estonia
Occupation
television advert director
Full name
Harry Laast.
Nationality
Estonia.
Education
University of Tartu.
Languages
Estonian.

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Harry Egipt (born Harry Laast; 15 May 1950) is an Estonian cinematographer and director of television advertisements. He worked for Eesti Reklaamfilm from 1979 to 1989.

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Harry Egipt (born 1950) is an Estonian dance teacher, film director and photographer, among other activities. The dance teacher was born Harry Laast in Tallinn.

Harry Egipt studied at University of Tartu. The dance teacher worked for Estonian Advertising Film. Languages used include Estonian.

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