About
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I'm a documentary filmmaker and researcher, currently doing my PhD in Film: Practice as Research at the University of Kent.
I've made several short award-winning documentary and experimental films and since 2013, I work as a freelance filmmaker, mostly as an editor and self-shooting director, for art organisations and companies.
Most recently, I co-produced the Touching 1989 project about the revolutionary events of 1989 in the former Czechoslovakia.
In the past, I have worked for various clients including:
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Liverpool Biennial
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Everyman & Playhouse Theatre
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Liverpool Philharmonic
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National Museums Liverpool
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Czech Centre London
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Slovak Embassy London
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Czech TV
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Czech Academy of Sciences
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UNIQA Insurance Group
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Aimtec
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AV Media
Before starting my PhD, I have also spent a couple of months working on a full-time basis as a Junior Video Editor for Endemol Shine Group.
I originally come from Prague where I've completed my Bachelor's degree at the Department of Documentary Film Direction at FAMU. Subsequently, I have studied Master of Research in Art and Design degree at Liverpool John Moores University, for which I developed a multidisciplinary research project exploring the relationship between loneliness in later life and technologies through co-produced documentary filmmaking.
I'm a co-founder of the First Autism-Friendly Screenings Kino v klidu in the Czech Republic and since 2015, I work as a media manager for the Czech Alzheimer Foundation.
I speak English, Czech and French.
