Music: Digitalism – Stratosphere (Spotify | Amazon MP3 (Germany) | iTunes (Germany))
Music: Marteria – Verstrahlt (Instrumental) (Spotify | Amazon MP3 (Germany) | iTunes (Germany))
Music: Digitalism – Stratosphere (Spotify | Amazon MP3 (Germany) | iTunes (Germany))
Music: Marteria – Verstrahlt (Instrumental) (Spotify | Amazon MP3 (Germany) | iTunes (Germany))
Die Großen Kleinen © DW 2015 (Editing, Color Grading, with Andreas Hyronimus | Producers: Marc Friedrich, Jana Schäfer, Felix Schwadorf)
Creating a coherent story from single shots, a story that informs you, moves you, changes your perspective: This is what I do. You'll find a couple of examples on this site.
Whether for ingest or delivery: Keeping up with codec technology is hard. Good thing you've got somebody who'll make your video look good on any platform.
Plan well, scream less: in order to keep your angry outbursts to your family life (where they belong), I'll plan workflows so you can be on your best behaviour in the post facility.
Editor since 2007, worked on numerous TV shows, promos, documentaries
Award of the Fédération Internationale Cinéma Télévision Sportifs for the series 50 Years of Bundesliga
1st Prize at the German Sport Journalism Association Awards 2015 for Your Final
Deputy Head of Post (Deutsche Welle)
Trainer at DW Technical Education, building and maintaining editing environments, web encoding
Lecturer at Filmhaus Babelsberg (2012) and at Schnittakademie Berlin (2014-2016)
Education: Mediengestalter Bild und Ton program at DW (2004-2007)
I'm in my 30s (Planning ahead! I won't have to update this for a couple of years) and live in Berlin with my wife and three kids. See, I'm used to working in stressful environments.
And yeah, about that shark thing. I was just enjoying a little 25km swim when suddenly – gulp – I had a wooden leg. Just like that, sometimes life works that way. Anyway, you're supposed to make the best of it, so I teamed up with a parrot and since then have a part-time job as a pirate. Arrrrr.*
*(So maybe I just made up that last paragraph. But you never know for sure, right?)
