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Jaskulski Michal

Professionalism
The Polish National Filmschool student`s satirical view on work at company dealing with professional videorecording of wedding events.

Not For The Dead
This is the story of Bogdan Bialek, magazine publisher and dedicated activist, and the extraordinary work he has accomplished in Kielce, Poland, site of Europe’s last pogrom in 1946. He takes on the task of leading his town’s people through the painful process of reconciling the murderous events of their past. We learn how an unresolved past poisons their daily lives and how its resolution is a powerful agent of change. This is a film about the evolution of a man and the transformation of his town. It is about hope and hope denied, and it explores the dynamic between hope and personal loss.

Michal Jaskulski is a graduate of the Cinematograghy department of the Polish National Film School in Łódź, Poland. During over ten years of work in documentary film, fiction narrative projects, music videos and commercials, he was nominated and awarded for his work as a director, director of photography and a script-writer.
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AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS 2010 - Reel of Excelence & Best Special Effects Award at Los Angeles Movie Awards 2010, Royal Reel Award at Canada International Film Festival 2010, and Special Recognition at Very Short Movies festival 2010 in L.A. for “Much Madness”. Yach 2008 – Grand Prix of Yach Film Festival (festival of music videos of Poland and Baltic Countries) for a music video “Pure Madness” by Andrzej Bonarek and Monika Wierzbicka- Nomination. Yach 2006 – Best cinematography for a music video –„Byc, czy byc“ by Proletaryat – Nomination. Best space creation“ for music video –„ Byc czy byc“ by Proletaryat – nomination. Yach 2006 – „Inna energia“ award – for music video „Los sie musi odmienic“ by KazikKlaps, 2005 Presentations - audience award for a short film “In a box”, 2003, Short film 'Make a connecton' - second award in world's competition for the best film about 'make a connection program' (NOKIA); DPSMOFI 2000 International film festival -award for cognitive values of 'Graffiti' - a national television to chart, 1999, SMOFI 1997 International film festival - award of The Polish Screenplay Foundation for the script of a short film 'cinema' -best cinematography – for „cinema“ at Smofi 1997, 1996 'I love you more than yesterday but less than tomorrow' - leades me Michal Jaskulski to become Student Ambassador for the European Parliament at Culture, Youth, Media & Education Committee; D, DP, camera operator, script writer, 1995 -UNESCO 'Passport to the future' for a documentary 'KAZIMIERZ' – a documentary about the Jewish district of Krakow, Poland

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