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About the author
Nils Calles runs a media agency in Musikpark 2 in Mannheim's Jungbusch creative district, where he specialises in producing trailers, motion graphics, image films, magazine programmes in the virtual studio, tutorials and 360-degree websites. He is also a producer for Linkedin Learning and a trainer and consultant for workflows and software in the post-production sector. He has also been travelling the world for over 25 years as an editor, producer and compositor for various productions and broadcasters at trade fairs and in OB vans and has put the site postproduction-tutorials.net online with selected video tutorials.
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