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Natasha Fissiak
Director, Producer
Natasha Fissiak, a director and producer, is a multifaceted individual with a diverse background and a deep passion for creative storytelling. Born in Moscow, Russia, Natasha's upbringing was surrounded by intellectual influences. Her father, a high-energy physicist, and her mother, a former pianist and mechanical engineer, fostered an environment filled with books, sparking her early fascination with literature. As a child in Moscow, Natasha's creativity flourished. At the age of six, she embarked on her musical journey, learning to play the piano, and she soon began organizing classical concerts and theatrical productions, showcasing her talent in set design, costumes, makeup, music, and lighting. Her family's commitment to literature left an indelible mark on her, with some of her favorite readings including the works of literary giants like Dostoevsky, Chekhov, Bulgakov, and Tolstoy. These authors' ability to craft intricate and authentic characters greatly inspired her. At the age of 14, Natasha's life took a significant turn when her father relocated to Dallas, Texas, to work on the Super Collider project. In Dallas, she remained active in school theater productions while continuing her piano endeavors, earning recognition through various music competitions. Following her high school graduation, Natasha secured a full scholarship to study Piano Performance at the University of Texas. Later, she transitioned to Southern Methodist University, where she expanded her horizons by delving into foreign languages such as French and Spanish, alongside her coursework in Business, with a focus on computers. Her pursuit of foreign languages and computer science was complemented by her involvement in business studies, equipping her with skills in group organization, business planning, and an understanding of diverse bottom lines. Her background in computer science proved invaluable as she entered the film industry, facilitating her proficiency in film and sound editing software, including FinalCut Pro, Color, Motion, and SoundTrack Pro. Following her educational journey, Natasha embarked on a seven-year tenure at Arthur Anderson, later Deloitte, where she honed her understanding of best business practices and engaged with clients across diverse industries. Her job allowed her to travel extensively, visiting cities like Hanty-Mansysk, Siberia; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Paris, France; Anchorage, Alaska; and Lafayette, Louisiana. During these experiences, she had the opportunity to nurture her other passion, photography. Despite her successful corporate career, Natasha continued to feel drawn to creative work. She pursued a video production certificate at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting and began taking screenwriting and film classes. Over the years, she immersed herself in the study of directing, film production, acting, lighting, and cinematography. In 2009, she completed her screenplay, "The Only One," a heartfelt tale set against the backdrop of WWII. The year 2010 saw her write, produce, direct, and edit the short film "The Amulet," set in 15th century England, unraveling a long-lost secret. Also, a full feature script "Empress of Texas" dramatizing life of well-known philanthropist Ima Hogg. In 2011, she participated in the International 24-Hours film race, co-writing, producing, and directing the 4-minute short film "Dissonance," which garnered nine awards, including best directing, best cinematography, and best score. Natasha's creative journey continued with a short musical titled "Oh, Eddie!" and the film "Dissonance." In 2014, she completed the full-feature documentary "Pussy Riot: The Movement," chronicling the remarkable story of women who defied oppression in Russia. The film garnered international recognition and distribution. In 2016, Natasha moved to Saint Petersburg, Russia, to study film directing under the guidance of acclaimed filmmaker Yuriy Feting. She continued her education in screenwriting under the direction of Yulia Melnisckaya in 2018. She obtained masters in film directing and screenwriting. Then she returned to the USA. Her creative endeavors continued in 2020 with the completion of the short film "A Horsey's Name," based on Anton Chekov's short story, which earned numerous awards worldwide. In 2023, her team completed film "Pussy Riot: Putin's Plague," again distributed by Synergetic, showcasing her commitment to thought-provoking storytelling. Narrated by talented actress Daryl Hannah. Presently, she is engaged in the development of a full-feature film titled "The Witch of Windsor," further illustrating her dedication to the world of cinema and creative storytelling.
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2013
Punk Girl Riot: The Movement
2011
Dissonance
Arrow
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Connections
Mila Perkins
Karina Junker
Elsa Marquez
Carlos Sepulveda
Kevin Dowd
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