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In his television writing career, he won an Emmy Award for co-writing a NYPD Blue episode entitled Where's Swaldo, in 1997. In addition to NYPD Blue, he has also written for The Practice and New York Undercover. As a filmmaker, Gaghan is generally regarded as one of the two precursors of the style known as hyperlink cinema, along with the Alejandro González Iñarritu/Guillermo Arriaga writer-director team of Amores Perros, 21 Grams and Babel. Most especially, Syriana's barely comprehensibly narrative, which mimics the confusion and lack of information of the characters yet manages to capture the complexity and feel of being in its particular milieu, is considered a prime example of the hyperlink film. From November 15, 2006, Nintendo ran a series of television advertisements for the Wii directed by Gaghan as a part of a US$200 million ad campaign. The productions are Nintendo's first broad-based advertising strategy and include a two-minute video clip showing grandparents and parents enjoying the Wii console with their children. 80% of the advertisements target adults in an attempt to expand the market beyond Nintendo's traditional audience. The music in the ads is from the song "Kodo (Inside the Sun Remix)" by the Yoshida Brothers
He is engaged to Minnie Mortimer, the sister-in-law of New York socialite Tinsley Mortimer. External Linksimdb linkde:Stephen Gaghan fr:Stephen Gaghan fi:Stephen Gaghan
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