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David Sandberg
David Sandberg
40 years (Dec 23, 1985)
Jönköping, Jönköpings län, Sweden
1 Directed
0 TV Directed

David Sandberg

David Sandberg has spent the career as a Swedish director with credits most viewers read past without noticing. 3 entries make up the record, most of them known only to people who read credits. The headline entry on the filmography is 'Kung Fury'. The first credit dates from 2015. Action has been the most frequent territory.
David Sandberg has spent the career as a Swedish director with credits most viewers read past without noticing. 3 entries make up the record, most of them known only to people who read credits. The headline entry on the filmography is 'Kung Fury'. The first credit dates from 2015. Action has been the most frequent territory.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is David Sandberg and where are they from?
David Sandberg is 40 years old, born on December 23, 1985 in Jönköping, Jönköpings län, Sweden.
What are the most famous roles of David Sandberg?
David Sandberg is best known for directing Kung Fury, Kung Fury 2, Dragonlord.
How many movies has David Sandberg directed?
Over a 11-year career (since 2015), David Sandberg has directed or written 1 films and worked on 0 TV shows.
What is David Sandberg's most recent movie or series?
David Sandberg's most recent release is Kung Fury, which premiered on May 22, 2015.
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David Sandberg
David Sandberg
1985-12-23 · Jönköping, Jönköpings län, Sweden

David Sandberg is a Swedish filmmaker and visual effects artist who began his career creating television commercials and music videos. He developed an early passion for VFX, self-teaching 3D animation from the age of 16, driven by a desire to insert fantastical elements into his own projects .

He spent his early twenties carving out a career in commercials and motion work, but gradually grew dissatisfied with the pace of progress toward his feature-film ambitions. In 2012, he made a bold career pivot, quitting commercial work to invest his own savings into crafting the trailer that would become Kung Fury .

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