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I graduated studying mechanical engineering in 2017. A year later I pursued my dream of becoming a filmmaker and got into film school for my masters. I made a few short films, assisted on many advertisements and edited a ton of short form content.
But life is funny...
This was my first 3 minute film as an editor and it was a corporate film about a company by the name of Tecknotrove specializing in Simulation Technology.
It was nostalgic experience visiting their factory with large scale simulators and a massive floor of talented technicians specializing in future technology. Had a great time working on this video and exploring years of hard work and attention to precision driven technology through their vision.
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