Valeriy Fedorovich

Valeriy Fedorovich was born on Nov 21, 1977 in USSR [now Belarus]. Valeriy Fedorovich's big-screen debut came with Nochnoy prodavets directed by Valeri Rozhnov in 2005. Valeriy Fedorovich is known for Home directed by Oleg Pogodin, Sergey Garmash stars as Viktor Shamanov and Bogdan Stupka as Grigory Ivanovich Shamanov. Valeriy Fedorovich has got 7 awards and 15 nominations so far. The most recent award Valeriy Fedorovich achieved is Russian Guild of Film Critics. The upcoming new movie Valeriy Fedorovich plays is The Blackout which will be released on Nov 21, 2019.

Valeriy Fedorovich (1977) - CEO of TV-3, Producer, Founder and managing partner 1-2-3 Production company. Lives and works in Moscow, Russian Federation. Chief Editor and Producer for the STV Film Company, taking part in the creation of more than 20 feature films and animations including "Zhmurki", "Mongol" and others. 2011 to 2016 - General Producer, TNT TV Channel, was responsible for the production of a drama line-up and comedy series, including such hits as "La Dolce Vita", "Chernobyl. Exclusion Zone", "The V.I.P. Cop", and others. Since December 2016 - Director, TV-3 Channel. In 2017 - produced "Gogol", the first 8 episode cinematic series, that was theatrically released wide in 3 parts and collected the record-breaking Box Office in addition to unprecedented international sales results. "Gogol" received numerous local (Russian) and international awards. In 2018 - became one of the heads of 1-2-3 Production company. Produced such feature films as "The Blackout", "Fidelity" (Special Jury Diploma, Sochi Open Russian Film Festival), "The Storm" and series "An Ordinary Woman" (Best Actress Award, Series Mania Festival, France, 2018), "The Dead Lake", "Identification" (Series Mania, Official Selection, 2019), and "To the Lake" (CanneSeries, 41st Moscow International Film Festival Official Selection, 2019). The upcoming line up includes the much anticipated screen adaptation of the "Metro 2033" bestselling novel and video game IP, "Karamora" premium cinematic series and others. In 2019 Valeriy Fedorovich, together with Evgeniy Nikishov was awarded the TEFI Russian Television Prize in the category "Television Producer of the Season."