Antoine Vivas Denisov
Credits
Year | Job Title Project Type |
Project Name Director / Company |
Location |
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2019 |
Director of Photography
Television |
Turner North Center Productions, inc Reginald Huldin, Jorma Taccone, Maurice Marable, Pete Chatmon, Matthew A. Cherry / TBS |
Education
Year | Qualification | Where |
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1997 | Director of Photography | Polish Film School in Lodz |
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About me
Of Venezuelan and Russian descent, Antoine Vivas Denisov (born 1968) spent his youth between Caracas and Moscow. His early interest in photography led Antoine to pursue a degree in Cinematography from the Polish National Film School in Lodz while also obtaining a degree in Film History and Theory from the University of Lodz.Referees:
Director Steven Barron, Director Regginald Huldin, Producer Zach Mortensen, Producer Steven Ast
Additional information:
Since 2000, after Antoine moved to New York, he has shot several feature movies in the U.S. including “Road” by award-winning director Leslie McCleave, “Four Corners of Suburbia” by Elizabeth Puccini, “Ghost Dance” by Allen Blumberg, “Choking Man” by Steven Barron and “The Dog Wedding” by James Lefkowitz.
In addition to working in the US, Antoine also completed several projects in Russia. As of 2006, he filmed “Kuka” and “By the Sea” by director Yaroslav Chevazhevski, “High Security Vacation” by Igor Zaytsev, “Gift with Character” by Karen Oganesyan and one of the most important Russian works of the decade, the classic modern epic, “Home” by Oleg Pogodin.
In his latter career, he has also worked on various TV series in the US and Russia. In 2012 he shot 16 episodes of "Sherlock Holmes” by Andrei Kavun, in 2015 he worked on part of the TV epic, “Sofia” by Slava Ross, and in 2016 he filmed the ironic detective TV series, “Operetta” also directed by Slava Ross. From removed , he worked on two seasons of the TV shows "Master of None” and “Crashing” in New York.
The latest feature movie Antoine shot, which was released on February 22 of 2018, is a comedy featuring "Quartet I" called "What Men Talk About, Part 3" directed by Flyza Farhshtatova.
His latest job as cinematographer was the second season of "The Last OG"
License & Passport
Driver's License: | Yes |
Skills
Secondary Job Title | Director |
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Job Titles | Director, Camera Operator, Director of Photography (DOP), Videographer, Choreographer |
Years in industry | 6+ years |
Organisations / Memberships | IATSE |