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Aleksandr Tatarskiy - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Alexander Tatarskiy - biography, date of birth, place of birth, filmography, clips, Writer, Director, Producer, Design, Film Director.
December 11, 1950, Kiev, Ukrainian SSR - July 22, 2007, Moscow, Russia - Soviet and Russian director-animator, artist and producer.
In 1974 he graduated from the Kiev Institute of Theater and Cinema with a degree in screenwriting-film critic-editor, and also completed a specialized three-year course for animators of the State Cinema of the Ukrainian SSR.
He has been engaged in animation since 1968 at the Kievnauchfilm studio. He worked his way from filler to director. In 1980 he moved to Moscow to work as a film director in the cartoon studio T / O Ekran.
Alexander Tatarsky and other artists settled for some time in the Church of the Three Saints on Kulishki, where repairs were needed. Soon the Church of the Three Saints was transferred to the Moscow Patriarchate. Father Vladislav becomes the rector of the church and allowed them to stay in the church until they find themselves a new home. For this, the Church of the Three Saints was restored by artists.
Director of the cartoon "Plasticine Crow" (1981), which turned the idea of ??animation upside down.
Since 1988 - founder and artistic director of the Moscow studio "Pilot" (School of new screen technologies). Pilot Studio became the first independent film studio in post-Soviet Russia.
Author-director of many commercials.
Since 1997 - artistic director of the TV project of the weekly program "Attic Fruttis" (ORT).
The most famous characters created by Tatarsky are the Kolobok brothers, who were later renamed the Pilot brothers. They were not only the heroes of several cartoons, but also the first virtual presenters on Russian television.
In 1998 Tatarsky received the State Prize of the Russian Federation in the field of literature and art for the cycle "From the Personal Life of the Pilot Brothers" and the TV program "Attic of the Pilot Brothers".
In 2000, Alexander Tatarsky was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.
Most of the films by Alexander Tatarsky and the Pilot studio have received festival awards. Screensaver for the program "Good night, kids!" was included in the Guinness Book of Records for the number of broadcasts.
Tatarsky was the president of the Open Russian Animated Film Festival in Suzdal and the head of the animation section at the Union of Cinematographers.
In 2007 he was a member of the expert council of the Golden Eagle film award.
