Projects
- Italia: The Airship Crash ChronicleIn the spring of 1928, a team of explorers led by Umberto Nobile ventured out to the North Pole on board the airship Italia. The objective was achieved, but on the way back the heroic Arctic quest turned into disaster. Several countries participated in the rescue mission: the USSR, Italy, France, Norway and Sweden. It tells a story of unbelievable for that times international cooperation. And the process of creating this longread was no less international -- while collecting the information, we’
- Reading Onegin“Reading Evgeniy Onegin” - an online flashmob that ended up as a video-book with the whole "Evgeniy Onegin" read by people from all over the world and our special guests, Russian celebrities. It was made to commemorate the death of the prominent Russian writer Alexander Pushkin on February 10. https://godliteratury.ru/onegin
Work history
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Senior editor for special projectsTASS Russian News Agency
Moscow, RussiaFull Time
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Head of multimedia departmentRG Creative lab
- Moscow, RussiaFull Time
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Skills
- Media Management
- Creative Writing
- Filming
- Interview
- Text Editing
- Translating English
- Translating French
- Russian Language
- Editorial Layout
- Adobe
Education
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JournalistMoscow State University
- Moscow, Russia
Department: Art and literary critics
Thesis: "Russian cultural myth in contemporary Russian cinema"
Additionally, took part in an exchange program of MSU & École supérieure de journalisme de Lille, France
Awards
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Silver in digital infographics & illustrationEuropean Design Award
https://poltava.tass.com/
“Poltava, Carl!” is a historical longread, filled with various maps, charts and pictures, dedicated to the 310th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava. Both Russian and Swedish historians agree on the fact that this battle defined the outcome of the Great Northern War and changed the geopolitical positions of the two countries forever. The special project moves forward from the day of the battle to the preceding years and to the wider territories until the moment when all of Europe ends up in sight. The article is highly recommended not only for students, but for anyone who might have forgotten the real price of this unprecedented victory.K
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Silver in Maps, Places & SpacesKantar Information is Beautiful Awards
https://mercator.tass.com/
The interactive digital special project "Mercator. It’s a Flat, Flat World" tells the story of a famous map, published in 1569 by the flemish cartographer Gerhard Mercator. We describe the historical and scientific context of the epoch and share the personal story of its' creator. The key visual of the project is the map itself. We point at the mistakes, some curious facts and the unconditional advantages of this innovative projection, that glorified Mercator's name.+ Show more