Workshop by Aidar Gabdrakhman

Filmmaking Workshop

An Invitation to Learn
Delve into the art and craft of filmmaking through Aidar Gabdrakhman's workshops and individual sessions. With a rich tapestry of experience, including producing, directing, and cinematography, Aidar is poised to guide you on your own cinematic journey.
  • Uncover the Secrets of Success

    Discover the art of crafting a compelling narrative, learn the intricacies of direction and gain insights into the world of cinematography. Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker or a seasoned professional, Aidar's workshops offer a unique blend of theory and hands-on experience that is bound to elevate your craft.
  • Your Path to Excellence Starts Here

    Are you ready to unravel the mysteries of filmmaking under the mentorship of a visionary filmmaker? Join Aidar Gabdrakhman on an enriching journey that promises to ignite your creativity and expand your horizons.
  • Take the First Step

    Explore Aidar's cinematic odyssey, learn about his award-winning works and discover the workshops and individual sessions that await you. Unleash your potential and embark on a journey that will shape your storytelling future.
A Journey of Expertise
Start Your Cinematic Odyssey Today and Turn Your Dreams into Reality!
Award-winning creator

Filmography

• "Together" (2013): Official film for the closing ceremony of the 2013 World University Games (11 minutes)
• "Man of Legend" (2014): Documentary film (60 minutes)
• "Water of Life" (2015): Official documentary film about the of the 2015 FINA World Championships (52 minutes)
• "Power of Water" (2015): Official documentary film about of the 2015 FINA World Masters Championships (52 minutes)
• "Skills for the Future" (2017): Official video for WorldSkills Abu Dhabi (2 minutes)
• "Living Football" (2018): Official documentary film about of the FIFA World Cup (12 minutes)
• "Project Max" (2019): Narrative film (20 minutes)
• "Battle" (2019): Narrative feature film (70 minutes)
• "Future in Your Hands" (2019): Official documentary film about of the 2019 WorldSkills Championship (52 minutes)
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