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Interview
Oleg Ageychev
Director
Oleg Ageychev
Director (Russia)
Oleg Ageychev is a russian film director. Oleg directed and produed number of commercials and corporate films. In 2005 he founded "Mozga.ru" video studio.
Oleg shot homeric funny comedy short "Talent" about death, life and...inheritance.
Our panel liked it so much that watched it twice!
Oleg shot homeric funny comedy short "Talent" about death, life and...inheritance.
Our panel liked it so much that watched it twice!
— Tell us a little about your experience? Was it only a film connected or you did/do something else?
— For many years I have been directing commercials and corporate films. In 2017 he made my debut as a filmmaker with the film "Dominica". The film entered the Montreal World Film Festival competition, received the Best Film Award at the Beverly Hills Film Festival, the Best Screenplay Award at the Amur Autumn Festival, the Grand Prix at the Hero Film Festival, etc.
As a director, creative director and producer in 2020 I directed the Stories-series "Disappearing Stories".
Last summer we shot a short black comedy "Talent" with friends.
As a director, creative director and producer in 2020 I directed the Stories-series "Disappearing Stories".
Last summer we shot a short black comedy "Talent" with friends.
— What inspired you to make your short film? How did you come up with that idea?
— My friend told the situation-anecdote from the acting youth. I liked the plot. Then they have already developed and tightened up. It turned out to be a short, understandable, funny story.
— Tell us how it was to produce your film? What was the starting point, funding, script, shooting, casting, edit etc.
— There was nothing unusual about filming. Just at the cemetery, the main characters were put in a coffin ... It was also a little weird when the actor who played the corpse suddenly started to move.
—Funny or scary moments on the set?
— We were filming a comedy. Everything was very serious.
— What is your favorite film?
— "Fight Club".
— Give advice for those who want to make a film, but don't know from where to start?
— Find people with whom you will be thrilled to work and create, agree that you will make a movie together, and try not to kill each other.
