I’m a film director, producer, and editor with over ten years of experience bringing stories to life—whether through short films, documentaries, or digital content. My passion lies in building narratives that move people, blending visuals, sound, and emotion into cohesive cinematic experiences.
I’ve led creative teams across continents and formats, from intimate documentaries to large-scale YouTube productions. As a creative producer, I launched two successful YouTube channels:
- nFactorial Podcast, now the leading tech and IT podcast in Kazakhstan, with over 170K subscribers and 72 million views.
- Privileged Few Productions, a U.S.-based channel that quickly grew to 34K subscribers and 1.3 million views within just six months.
In 2024, I directed and produced Kazakh Women in Silicon Valley, a documentary that captures the untold stories of Central Asian women making strides in the global tech scene. I’m currently in production on How Does Competitive Programming Shape a Generation?—a deep dive into the intellectual rigor and emotional drive behind one of the most niche, yet influential, fields in tech education.
What sets me apart is my ability to lead projects from concept to screen. I'm not only a storyteller—I’m also a builder. Whether it’s crafting the opening frame, shaping the soundscape, or structuring a digital strategy, I bring a full-stack creative mindset to every project. My work thrives at the intersection of aesthetics and purpose, and I’m always looking for bold collaborations that push the boundaries of what film can do