Holloway, London N7 6PG, UK
$400 - $1000 / Day
Request QuoteI'm a self-shooting director, DOP and preditor based in London. Showreel: https://vimeo.com/gloriakurnik/reel2015 I focus on character driven stories stressing on the quality and aesthetics during all of my productions and over time I have developed a distinctive visual style. From the zip-lines in the blue city of Jodhpur to the paths through the lush vegetation in Bornean rain forests, I've been mastering my glidecam technique to be able to feature the most adventurous shots. I'm experienced in one-man-crew productions and usually handle the camera and sound on my own, hence the costs of the shoot are lower. I can take care of your project from conceptualisation until the final cut. More links to the projects on request. I'm available for assignments worldwide.
A story of the unusual fusion of the iconic Star Wars and the traditional shadow play called wayang kulit. Now a new hope is rising for that disappearing art. Published on Wall Street Journal here: online.wsj.com/articles/star-wars-as-a-shadow-play-1404383321
Old Showreel. For the new one check the project called "Reel 2015".
My favourite shots (2013 - mid 2015) from some of documentary projects and short films that I was involved in. For names of projects included go to the vimeo page.
For Art and Design Channel Walking the streets of Georgetown, Penang, off the west coast of Malaysia, you would be excused for thinking that the city was one big art gallery. Georgetown has been the artistic playground for featured artist: Lithuania-born Ernest Zacharevic. Ernest’s work is interactive and is often disseminated worldwide via social media platforms by visitors to the city.
Director of Photography Production of this trailer was founded under the Malaysia Documentary Pitch Trailer 2014 and was presented during the MCMC/MyDocs documentary pitch in April 2015. The pitch won production funding to be developed as docu-drama, giving voice to the underrepresented Mah Meri people.
Have you ever heard of a high tea, the one with the assorted creamy delights, popular among Britons? Well, this innocent idiom has its much naughtier Chinese meaning. A brief visit to a tea house explains the nuances of the Kung Fu Cha - the traditional and most practical of all the Chinese tea brewing ceremonies.
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