Basil Mironer
Experienced filmmaker just moved to New Zealand in January 2011. Looking to collaborate, work, and make friends.
Director of Photography, AC, Grip, Script Supervisor, Story and Structure
NYU. Tisch School of the Arts. M.F.A Film and Television Production.
M.F.A. Film and Television Production.
In 2010, he received his Master of Fine Arts in Film and Television Production with a specialization in Cinematography from NYU Tisch School of the Arts Asia. Basil has honed his directing and cinematography skills on 33 global film productions and pioneered the first stereoscopic 3-D film shoot in NYU history.
Basil has received numerous awards and accolades including: Sonje Award for the best Asian Short film at the 14th Pusan International Film Festival, Best of Festival selection at Palm Springs Shortfest 2009, Silver Remi for Best Cinematography at WorldFest 2010, and the Wasserman Award at the First Run Film Festival 2010. His film Rare Fish (Ikan Langka), filmed in Indonesia, was selected for the prestigious Haig P. Manoogian Screenings at the Directors Guild of America where it won the Audience Award. From rustic European villages, chaotic Indian streets, the rural American south, and cosmopolitan Southeast Asian cities, Basil has grown into a respected international filmmaker.
http://www.piff.org/eng/html/archive/arc_history14_01.asp
“The standards for selection were sensitiveness, creativity, story, construction, directing skills, and most importantly finding the director’s own voice within the film.
RARE FISH boasts a magnificent location and brilliant sensitiveness, clean-cut cinematography, rhythmic editing. By choosing to cast non-professional actors, the emotions of the characters are depicted with reality. The way the director leads the protagonist in despair to “sing” his feelings is especially impressive.”
Available upon request.
42B Garden Rd, Northland Wellington, NZ
+64 022 094 1500
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