Title: Epic Fu
Content:  Episodes of Epic Fu are produced by Smashface Productions and filmed in Los Angeles, California. Production is led by Diaz and Woolf. The show has had various producers involved throughout its time on-air, including Brian Lerner and Rick Rey. Annie Tsai and Sarah Atwood have also helped in production efforts and occasionally acted as correspondents. Daniel Merlot and Mike Ambs have been credited as editors.
Title: Epic (Tang Dynasty album)
Content:  had been exploring Buddhist concepts prior to Kuo's return, which they subsequently incorporated on Epic. Kuo believed this gave the band's music a "kind of Zeppelin-esque mysticism". The album was produced by Otomo Koetsu, a Japanese producer based in Beijing. Otomo had previously worked for JVC Entertainment, and had produced Black Panther's Nothing Is Nothing. According to Kuo, the recording process was "very indie". Instead of sending off the finished mixes to be mastered separately, the band opted to master the album themselves, but botched the process. The result was a flat-sounding record at very low volume, which subsequently had to be remixed and remastered for release in Taiwan.
Title: Epic (magazine)
Content:  Epic is a production and publishing company founded in 2013 by journalists Joshuah Bearman and Joshua Davis as a new venue for telling extraordinary true stories. Epic magazine has achieved a number of entertainment deals in the film and television history. Epic magazine was established by Josh Davis and Joshuah Bearman in 2013. On April 15, 2019, The Hollywood Reporter announced that the magazine was acquired by Vox Media.
Title: Epic (Borknagar album)
Content: Borknagar - production, mixing ; Borge Finstad - production, mixing, engineer ; Morten Lund - mastering ; Christophe Szpajdel – logo 
Title: Epic (Tang Dynasty album)
Content: Otomo Koetsu - producer ; Awano Keizo - recording; mixing; mastering ; Yan Zhichang, Li Chonglin, Jin Shaogang, Meng Qi - premastering; digital remix (Taiwan version) 
Title: Epic and Other Hits
Content: Mike Bordin – drums ; Roddy Bottum – keyboards ; Billy Gould – bass guitar ; Jon Hudson – guitar ; Jim Martin - guitar ; Mike Patton – vocals ; Craig DeGraff - Producer ; Bob Fisher - Remastering 
Title: Epic Pictures Group
Content:  Digital. Their second feature was Blood River, a third collaboration with writer Simon Boyes and director Adam Mason. In 2009, they expended beyond genre films and financed an international version of the Russian origin animation Space Dogs 3D and produced their third and final film with duo Adam Mason and Simon Boyes, Luster. At that point Epic Pictures was also representing a variety of pictures in the international market including Jason Patric and Samantha Morton dramady Expired which premiered at Sundance 2007, and Peter Tolan's comedy Finding Amanda starring Matthew Broderick and Brittany Snow. In 2010, Epic Pictures partnered with Valentine's Day producer Wayne Rice to produce 11-11-11. Written and directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, the 
Title: Epic (Borknagar album)
Content:  Epic is the sixth studio album by Norwegian metal band Borknagar. It was released in 2004 on Century Media Records. Bassist Jan Erik "Tyr" Tiwaz left the band during recording sessions for the album; all bass parts on the album were subsequently played by drummer Asgeir Mickelson. Mickelson and vocalist Andreas "Vintersorg" Hedlund also contribute additional guitar playing to compensate for the departure of former guitarist Jens F. Ryland.
Title: Epic: The Poetry of War
Content: Kataklysm ; Maurizio Iacono – vocals ; Stéphane Barbe – Bass ; Jean-François Dagenais – Guitar, record producer ; Max Duhamel – drums Production ; Jean-François Dagenais - produced, engineered, mixed ; Louis Legault - engineering assistant ; Stéphane Barbe - engineering assistant ; Bernard Belly - mastering ; Maurizio Iacono - lyrics  
Title: Epic (Faith No More song)
Content:  Bassist Billy Gould said, "It was conceived naturally as a riff in the studio between Roddy, myself and Mike Bordin during rehearsal that later got fleshed out into an entire song." He also said that, after the disappointing performance of the album's first single ("From Out of Nowhere"), the record label had low expectations and let the band pick whatever song they wanted as the next music video (and thus, the next single). "So we picked 'Epic' because it just felt the most natural at the time. We had very little expectations of it becoming a commercial hit," said Gould. The song has been labeled rap metal,  rap rock,   funk metal, alternative metal, and hard rock.

Question: Who was the producer of Epic?
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