Known For
Camera
Born
Jan 16, 1956
Place of Birth
Rybinsk, USSR (Russia)
Credits
22 titles
Sergey Lando
Biography
In 1987 he graduated from the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography as a camera operator. Since 1987, he has worked as a director of photography at Lenfilm, where he shot the films Gisele’s Mania; The Circus Burned Down, The Clowns Are Gone; Backdoor; The Day of the Beast, and others. He has shot a number of documentary films, including Through the Looking-Glass; The Russians Have Left; Farukh and Diana; Three Days and Never Again; Noah; Genius Loci; Ulyana Lopatkina, or Dances on Weekdays and on Holidays; Petersburg Dolls; and others. He has also worked as director and screenwriter of documentary films. He worked as a camera operator for television (for the Kultura channel). Member of the Russian Union of Cinematographers, member of the Russian Guild of Camera Operators; member of Imago, member of the Russian Guild of Non-Narrative Cinema. Professor at the Russian State Insitute of Film and Television since 2001, where he teaches a course in the Cinematography Department for camera operators.
Known For
Filmography
Klara
Self
Сергей Астахов, или Механика киноискусства
Director
Portrait of the Artist on a Historical Background
Director
Mr. Skvortsov's Lost Train
Director
Workshop
Director of Photography
Heavenly Tamper
Camera Operator
The Last Waltz
Camera Operator
Evacuation Romance
Director of Photography
Nikolai Gogol's Hand
Camera Operator
Пробуждение
Director of Photography
Antonina Turned Around
Director of Photography
Burdocks
Camera Operator
The Inspector General
Camera Operator
Don't Make Biscuits in a Bad Mood
Director of Photography
My Darling Star
Camera Operator
The Fragile Thing
Director of Photography
The Iron Heel of Oligarchy
Director of Photography
The Circus Burned Down, and the Clowns Have Gone
Director of Photography
Three Days and Never Again
Camera Operator
Gisele's Mania
Director of Photography
The Russians Are Gone
Director of Photography
The Valley and Its People
Director of Photography