Warren Fu is a director, illustrator, and designer working with Partizan Entertainment, recognized for visually distinctive music videos and commercials blending retro-futuristic aesthetics with contemporary storytelling. Beginning his career as an art director at Industrial Light & Magic, Fu worked directly under George Lucas on the Star Wars prequel trilogy, designing General Grievous and contributing to A.I. Artificial Intelligence, Minority Report, Star Trek, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Terminator Salvation. Transitioning to directing in the mid-2000s, Fu helmed music videos for Daft Punk ("Get Lucky," "Instant Crush," "Infinity Repeating"), The Weeknd ("I Feel It Coming"), Doja Cat and SZA ("Kiss Me More"), Dua Lipa ("Levitating"), The Killers, The Strokes, and Billy Joel, often integrating animation, practical effects, and digital enhancements. His commercial portfolio includes campaigns for PlayStation, Spotify, Adidas, Samsung, Nintendo, Coach, AT&T, and Duolingo, the latter earning a Silver Lion at Cannes Lions 2025. Fu's work has garnered awards including a Webby, UK Music Video Awards for Best Animation and Best Dance Video, and Clio Music Awards, while his visual contributions to Daft Punk's Grammy-winning Random Access Memories underscored his impact on contemporary pop culture.