At Sperasoft, a gamedev company, I worked across two departments simultaneously: Art and Marketing. In the Art Department, I contributed to the creation of cinematics for video games, including postomatics, video editing, and sound design. I also produced showreels showcasing the work of our artists, which played a role in securing a major contract with KRAFTON Inc. Additionally, I developed several Python tools to automate and streamline video production processes, improving efficiency within the team. In the Marketing Department, I was responsible for overseeing the creation of social media content to strengthen the company’s online presence. I also built video streaming systems for internal events and coordinated the work of multiple directors of photography and video editors.

In order to be able to work with foreign companies, I opened a sole entrepreneurship. Thanks to the world of mouth and my hard work, I’ve been involved in some amazing projects. In 2020, I made some videos and animations for ThingWave AB (https://www.thingwave.com/). The CEO of the company, Jens Eliasson, was pleased with the results and recommended me to Mats Johansson, the head of the SMIG project (https://smig-testenvironment.se/). In 2021, I was invited to film a documentary about the SMIG project. I managed to shoot several interviews all over Sweden and edit the film in a tight deadline. The participants of SMIG highly appreciated my work. During the project, I met Fredrik Gabrielsson from Epiroc Drilling Tools AB, who hired me to make some educational videos for Epiroc. At the turn of 2021 and 2022, I made several educational videos about the SIM app from Epiroc. The app is a warehouse management system and allows digitally register the movement of goods. To help personnel learn how to use the app, with the help of Epiroc employees, we wrote a 30-page manual/script and filmed the videos in Fagersta, Sweden. I received good feedback from the Epiroc team.

To get more income and improve my video camera skills, I got a job in a landscape company. I learned how to fly DJI drones and how to film non-professional hosts. I discovered in myself the ability to find a key to every person and make them look good on camera.

During that period, I developed my video editing skills. As a former sound engineer, I was making dynamic and powerful videos based on precisely selected music tracks. I worked with famous Russian vloggers and helped to grow the channel from 1.5 to 3 million subscribers. I was part of a large creative team and supervised the work of video editors and cameramen.

Faculty of Arts, Sound Engineering, Musical Sound Engineering for Theater Performances and Celebrations