Olesia Morhunets-Isaienko
Born (1984-11-17) November 17, 1984
Kozelets, Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine
Occupation(s)Film director, producer, editor, screenwriter
Years active2013–present[1]

Olesia Morhunets-Isaienko (Ukrainian: Олеся Олександрівна Моргунець-Ісаєнко; born November 17, 1984, in Kozelets, Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine[2][1]) is a Ukrainian film director, producer, editor, screenwriter, member of the Ukrainian Film Academy.[3] Wife of Andrii Isaienko.[4]

Biography

She graduated of the Kyiv National I. K. Karpenko-Kary Theatre, Cinema and Television University.[5]

She worked as a director and editing director in the company "Technomediia" (2006-2013).[2] She taught editing in the studio of Taras Maliarevych (2011-2012) and in the children's studio "Red Dog" (2016-2017).[2] In 2014, she received a presidential grant to create a script for the documentary film "Music of the Monocle" about the life and work of Danylo Demutskyi.[2] She worked with the NGO "Open politics" (2016-2017).[2]

Since 2015 she is a member of the jury of the international literary competition "Koronatsiia Slova".[2]

Filmography

Film director:

  • "And every river" (2022)[1]
  • "Shchedryk" (2021)[1][2]
  • "Deportation 44-46" (2021)[1][2]
  • "Frontier. The Grubeshev operation" (2019)[1][2]
  • "The Tale of Money" (2017)[1]
  • "Violonchel" (2014)[1]
  • "Cars" (2008)[5]
  • "Lubenochek" (2006)[5]
  • "Molfar" (2005)[5]
  • "Svichado eternal" (2004)[5]

Producer

  • "And every river" (2022)[1]
  • "Violonchel" (2014)[1]

Editor

  • "Violonchel" (2014)[1]
  • "Sakura" (2013)[1]

Screenwriter

  • "And every river" (2022)[1]

Awards and honors

Awards and nominations of Olesia Morhunets-Isaienko[6]
Year Category Film Result
Rivne International Film Festival "Dream City"
2019 National Program - Full-Length Documentaries The Borderline. Hrubieszów Operation Won
Kyiv International Film Festival "Molodist"
2015 National Competition Violonchel Won
Best National Short Film Violonchel Nominated
Film and Art Festival "Two Riversides"
2016 Independent Short Films Competition Violonchel Nominated

References

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