28 Ukrainians became members of the European Film Academy
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28 Ukrainians from the film industry became members of the European Film Academy. Among them are directors, producers, film composers, cameramen, costume and make-up artists. Read UP.Kultura in Telegram The organization announced this on its official website on Tuesday, May 9. In total, this year the European Film Academy accepted a record number of new members – 462. “This year, membership accepted a record number of invited European filmmakers, which strengthened the voice of European cinema throughout the continent,” the message reads. The European Film Academy invites new members only once a year. In the lists this time you can see representatives of different countries: France, Poland, Iceland, Slovenia, Hungary and others. In addition, there is one representative each from the aggressor country of Russia and Belarus. From Ukraine, the following joined the European Film Academy: Maksym Asadchiy, producer Daria Bassel, producer Olga Beshmelnitsyna, producer Serhiy Bukovsky, director Sashko Chubko, producer Dmytro Desyateryk, journalist Kateryna Dubchak, make-up artist Vladyslav Dudko, producer Anna Yeliseeva, producer Yevhen Filatov, composer Ilya Gladshtein, producer Polina Karcheva, costume designer Anastasia Karpenko, actress Nadiya Korotushka, producer Oleksandra Kostina, producer Nataliya Libet, producer Olga Matat, producer Marina Maikovska, editor Dmytro Minzyanov, producer Nikita Moiseev, composer Daria Onishchenko, director Alla Samoilenko, casting director Veronika Stepanchuk, producer Viktoriya Trofymenko, director Iryna Tsylyk, director Kristina Tynkevych, director Vladyslav Voronin, director of photography Bohdan Zhuk, festival work Some of them have already reacted to the inclusion in the European Film Academy in their social networks. “I received a letter from the European Film Academy – today, on Europe Day, they are happy to welcome me as a member. Thank you, I am happy to be with you, dear colleagues,” Iryna Tsylyk wrote on Facebook. “I am very glad to join the European Film Academy:)” wrote Daria Onishchenko. Read also: Two Ukrainian films won awards at the independent film festival in Poland
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