Vitello Productions

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Vitello Productions, Inc.
Company typePrivately owned company
Industry Entertainment
Headquarters Burbank, California
Key people
Paul Vitello
Website www.vitello.com

Vitello Productions, Inc., formerly called Vitello & Associates, Inc., is a company based in Burbank, California founded in 1984 that provides services for live action movies as well as cartoons, such as picture and sound editing. [1]

Contents

Work

Anime dubs producer

Post production producer

Picture editor

Sound effects

Notes

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