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FILMMAKER Director / Producer / Editor / Cinematographer MEMBER OF Aro Korol Company Ltd. 71-75 Shelton Street Covent Garden LONDON WC2H 9JQ W: arokorol.com E: [email protected] T: 07729966555 Social Media: @arokorol All the Lonely People 2021 Feature Documentary (Post-Production) Battle of Soho, 2017. Produced, Directed, Filmed and Edited by Aro Korol. This Feature Documentary stars: Actors Stephen Fry and Jenny Runacre, UK club promoter Philip Sallon, UK human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell and, David Bowie and Kate Bush choreographer Lindsay Kemp in his final interview and performance. More at: www.battleofsoho.com Screen in Cinemas: Praise for the film: ★★★★ “Stunning and timely documentary.” Diva Magazine ★★★★ “A rousing documentary.” Total Film ★★★★ “Surprisingly Moving Documentary” The Upcoming Official selection: 33rd Warsaw Film Festival, 2017 Miami Independent Film Festival, 30th Galway Film Fleadh and Netia Off-Camera, 2018 Winner: Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards, 2017 Available (UK & US) on demand and SVOD: 2021—2016 Freelance - Self Shooting Producer/Director and Editor at Activate Event Management - LONDON. Clients include: Santander, Hyundai, McLaren 2016—2014 Freelance - Self Shooting Producer/Director and Editor at D&D Conferences – LONDON. Clients include: BP, Energizer & Wilkinson. 2014—2009 Video Editor at Monkey AV – LONDON. Technical Skills, Software: Davinci Resolve Studio & Adobe Cameras: (Digital Cinema Cameras, DSLR, 35mm and 16mm Film) Languages: English, French, Polish Creative Credits: 2013 — Director, Short Documentary, “Aphrodisiac” 2013 — Director, Music Video, “Bailey Jay” by TEef 2013 — Director, Music Video, “Allyson Gray” by TEef 2013 — Director, Music Video, “Don’t Ask” by Goshka Banka 2012 — Director, Commercial for Bintang Restaurant in London 2008 — Trailer Editor, Short Film, “Firebird” Directed by Melvin Estrella 2006 — Director of Photography, Short Film, “Karma Cristal” for NYU 2004 — Director, “La Revue,” for TV Magazine 2003 — Director, Short Film, “Vendetta” KOROLFILM PARIS 1998 — Director, Short Film, “No fish, No Meat” KOROLFILM PARIS 1996 — Director, Short Film, “Mama Mia” KOROLFILM PARIS 1996 — Director, Short Film, “Rendez-Vous” KOROLFILM PARIS 1996 — Director, Short Film, “Ca Va” starring Omar Sharif KOROLFILM PARIS 1996 — Producer. Polish National TV, Exclusive interview with Francis Ford Corolla 1993 — Schindler’s List by Steven Spielberg, 3rd Production Assistant, Poland. Assisted producers in all tasks. Monitored Extras to make sure costumes were consistent during filming — coordinated Extras while off-screen (1200 people). Instructor, “Film Making,” Tacoma Washington. Created a 5-day intensive course for High School students ages 15-18. The program included concepts of pre-production, production and post- production. Skills covered: structuring storyline, film budgeting, shooting the film for audiences. Additional: I have worked in Poland, New York, and London. I am fluent in Polish and proficient in English and French. My interests include fashion trends, new influencers, contemporary Art films, modern and classical music. .

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