Sometimes you have to lose your life . . . in order to find it.
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SABINE HVIID
Danish born Sabine Hviid received her MA in Production Design at the National Film and Television School in England. As a student there she won Kodak’s prestigious Student Commercial Award for Best Production Design. She has since worked as a production designer on eight films, including Anders Thomas Jensen’s “Election Night,” which won the Academy Award for Best Short Film in 1999, Laurits Munch Petersen’s “Between Us,” winner of the Student Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 2004, and Mark Walker’s “Sea Monsters,” a 2004 Bafta nominee for Best Short Film. Sabine is presently in production designing Laurits Munch Petersen’s debut feature, “The Ambulance.” “Four Corners of Suburbia” is her first feature film.