Discussion on Artistic Collaboration and Commercial Partnership to take place in Yakutsk
On May 23, at 3:00 PM, the "My Business" center, in collaboration with the national project "Small and Medium Entrepreneurship" initiated by President Vladimir Putin, is hosting a roundtable titled "Focus on Business. The Secret of Success in Yakutian Cinema?" at the "Sahamedia" media center, located at 31, Ordzhonikidze Street, 2nd floor.
This event aims to discuss and promote the success factors of Yakut cinema. The speakers at the event are experts directly involved in film production, including Mikhail Lukachevsky, Pyotr Khiki, Moisey Kobiakov, Diana Khudaeva, and Alexander Lukin.
Mikhail Lukachevsky is a renowned film director and producer, known for films such as "Where the Cranes Dance", "Wild Challenge", "Helicopter", "Lifeguard", and "Suol". Alexander Lukin, a film director and TV host, is an Honored Cultural Worker of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), famous for films like "Bugun-Bylir", "White Angel of the Tundra", "Magic Melody" ("Aphtaakh Doroon"), and "State Children".
Pyotr Khiki is an editor, director, screenwriter, and producer, known for films like "Cold Gold" and "Ghostly Khomus". Diana Khudaeva is a documentary film director, known for films like "Leketchen", "Guardians of the Tundra. Anabar", and the "Children of the Sun" series. Moisey Kobiakov is a composer and sound engineer, known for films such as "Timir", "Don't Bury Me Without Ivan", "Cold Gold", "Dzhulur: Mass-Wrestling", and "The Sun Does Not Set Over Me".
The roundtable will delve into the main stages of the production process and key players in the modern film industry. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about creating a film that could be a hit and bring profit. The event will focus on film production from a business perspective.
Recent years have seen Yakutian cinema breaking box office records, and this roundtable promises to offer valuable insights into the secrets of its success. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the experts and gain a deeper understanding of the film industry.
