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“Life is too short to spend it on unnecessary, unloved, and joyless activities. But to change something in it, sometimes courage is needed. Successful is the one who finds in himself this courage and dares to become happy.”
Biography
Do you believe in fate? I do. How else to explain that, being born on World Theater Day 27 March 1990, without even knowing it, I, from the very beginning of my life, always felt an inextricable connection to art? The strongest influence on my choice was the time in high school with a humanities-aesthetic bias. There I was first introduced to painting and music, started to like languages, and actively participated in all kinds of vocal competitions and festivals. During that time I attended drama school, which put an end to the issue of choosing a future career. With great creative potential and a desire to realize it, I decided to study on theatrical faculty. I successfully passed the entrance exams in 2007 and became a student of the Voronezh State Academy of Arts.
Four years of study passed very quickly, but it was another very important step in my life. During that time I formed my goals and interests and gained valuable knowledge that now I constantly expand and deepen.
In 2011 I moved to Moscow to stay closer to the art industry and to improve myself as an artist in all the meanings of this word.
At the moment, I can say that of all creative areas I have identified six major ones which I try to maintain and develop equally and parallel.
There’s a reason this section is at the top of my list – I am a certified specialist in this field, having graduated with honors from the theater faculty with a degree in “Artist of Dramatic Theater and Cinema”.
It so happened that I did not try to get a job in any theater, and after moving from Voronezh to Moscow, I immediately became an active participant in numerous castings for commercials, series, and other television projects. Each subsequent year provided me with experience that currently helps me to be in demand and competitive. My achievements in the acting field can be judged by the numerous video works collected in the video gallery in the sections COMMERCIALS, MOVIES AND SERIES, MUSIC VIDEOS, and MISCELLANEOUS.
I began my career as a host at the age of 19. My desire to combine my studies at the Academy of Arts with additional income led me to the event business. I started working at weddings, initially as a vocalist, and then took on hosting events. Over time, I learned all the nuances of being a host and began to receive more and more orders. In this field, “word of mouth” works quite well – I started being invited to host various events through acquaintances. I always strive to make each event special not only for the guests but also for myself – after all, it’s important to be in a good mood and have a keen sense of humor, keep track of time, and choose the right entertainment program.
You can submit a request for your event on the SERVICES page in the EVENTS section.
In my childhood and before moving to Moscow, I actively developed in this direction, being a constant participant in all school concerts and city competitions. During my studies at the academy, I worked as a host and vocalist at weddings and corporate events. Participation in numerous singing competitions in French over two years led me to Togliatti for the All-Russian vocal competition “FESTICHANT” in 2009. At that time, thanks to my cover of Patrick Fiori’s song “Je sais où aller”, I became a laureate of the first degree and was awarded a free trip to France.
You can listen to this and other songs performed by me by visiting the MY SONGS page, and see the most significant certificates and diplomas in the MY DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES section.
In 2010 and 2011, I worked at two radio stations (RetroFM and MuzFM), hosting a weather forecast segment. At the same time, I began recording audio advertisements for various brands in shopping centers. Some of these audio recordings can be listened to on the VOICE page.
Since 2022, I have been working at the dubbing academy “Vyshka”, conducting group classes for students of beginner and professional levels. In my lectures, I talk about the technology and specifics of voicing audiobooks, commercials, dubbing films and animated videos, sharing tips on how to achieve a professional sound and find expressiveness in one’s own voice and timbre.
The history of this direction began when I was seven years old. At that time, I went to music school to learn to play the accordion. This stage gave me a very important skill in music notation and playing keyboard instruments. I gained the ability to understand the language of music, its structure, and began using this knowledge to convey my own feelings, thoughts, and emotions on a creative level through melody.
After graduating from music school, a burst of inspiration literally compelled me to touch the keys again. Learning about the amazing things that can be created on a computer without having real instruments and musicians at my disposal, I couldn’t resist the temptation to try composing something. I liked the first results, and I immersed myself in studying self-taught guides on music composition on the computer. My search for style and musical handwriting led me to the orchestral genre. My collection of works is constantly growing; you can listen to completed tracks in the ORCHESTRAL MUSIC section, as well as in the COMMERCIAL PROJECTS section, where musical compositions created to order are gathered.
This is another creative direction in my portfolio. It all started with a simple children’s curiosity when I decided to try to draw something with oil paints. Now I have all right to say that I paint in oil because my collection consists of about 50 works and the best ones you can find in MY PAINTINGS.
Above all, I am an active member of an international volunteering movement and a participant in youth exchanges, seminars, and various trainings since 2010. Thus, I visited many countries in Europe and received valuable experience in such projects. As a volunteer, I was in France (2010), Spain (2014) and Italy (2015). I have an amazing experience of participating in international seminars and trainings, the main idea of which is to resolve various conflicts and rally people of all nationalities, races, and religions. So I took part in a project in Kassel (Germany) in 2013, in Munich (Germany) in 2015, and in a project that consisted of two parts – one of them was in Frankfurt (Germany) in 2017, and another was in Mykolaiv (Ukraine) in 2018.
I love to combine work and travel abroad. In 2015 I worked as a guest relations expert and an animator in a luxurious wellness and spa hotel Pomegranate in Halkidiki, Greece. The year after in 2016 I came back to that area and worked as an English teacher and a team leader of three Turkish and one Russian groups in Skouras language and sports camp – one of the biggest children camps in Europe. Who would have thought that I would end up in Lapland (Finland) in December 2018 working as a “little Santa’s helper” – a Christmas elf! That was a wonderful experience I will never forget.
Each trip has a beneficial effect on creativity and expands worldview, refreshing faded in everyday life feelings and emotions, which are so necessary for the person of art. Check my certificates of participation in MY DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES section below.
At the moment, I continue to work and develop in all these areas, I am in constant search of new forms and inspiration. Citing the well-known Russian director and founder of the Moscow Art Theater, K. Stanislavsky, I try to “love art in myself, and not myself in art“.
Read more about me
There are special sites on the Internet about Russian cinema and theater, where a detailed database of all films, series, plays, and theatrical performances is collected, as well as information about the employees of these spheres. Below there are the most famous sites on which you can find my pages (in Russian language).
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“To live is to leave behind a legacy of light and a warm memory that will comfort millions even after you’re gone. It’s about being remembered and never forgotten, so that people know there once lived someone who loved, created, and cherished every moment of their brief but rich life. Isn’t this the ultimate goal worth striving for? Isn’t this the meaning that so many seek but often struggle to find?
Artists create masterpieces that inspire admiration across generations. Composers craft brilliant music that resonates with our hearts, making them beat in sync with beloved melodies. Sculptors and architects build monumental structures that evoke the spirit of the times in which they were made. Filmmakers produce gripping stories that draw viewers into the experience, allowing them to empathize with characters and share in their joys and sorrows. Great writers leave behind poetry and prose that transport us to distant pasts or uncertain futures, prompting us to ponder timeless questions and discover our own answers.
Art has the power to grant immortality. It can triumph over death. Years and centuries will pass, generations will come and go, but the memories of truly great creators will endure. A life lived once can light the way for others even after death, if it is lived meaningfully. Otherwise, it may fade away into the depths of history if one does not realize their talents and creative potential. The choice of which path to take is up to each individual. If one chooses the first, only God knows the trials and sacrifices they will face in life for the sake of lasting memory. But if they succeed, they can confidently answer the age-old question, “Is there life after death?” with a resounding yes.”
February, 2010
