“The Fallen Curler” features one day of life of a former captain of Russian Olympic curling team. It’s not just a random day. It is the day when protagonist reaches his critical breakdown limit hitting the very bottom of his life and that’s unbearable. But at some point he realizes that he needs to stand up and start moving again. Guided by some invisible supreme forces he heads towards the arena where he first tried curling. And this movement, sometimes pointless and vain, becomes a metaphor of the journey of his life.

“Lifesharing” is a documentary about a man who lives without an entrance door. For him the door is not just a thing, it’s a whole life philosophy applicable to all realms of existence.
It was that very moment when I realized that our students from @synthesisfilm had learned more in a week than I did in the course of several years! So proud of us. It took us just 5 days from concept formation to complete production with a very decent result.

It is a story of a 16 years old Vlad. For a bet he decides to close all his social media accounts and get blindfolded. Throughout his journey he almost dies but also finds the love of his life and runs away from home. His best friend turns this experiment into a popular reality show on Instagram the outcome of which threatens Vlad to lose his sight forever.

This short movie was created as part of education in the video production school @synthesisfilm and I'm really proud of it and the whole crew. As usually we came up with the plot and filmed the whole piece in just one day but the result is absolutely marvellous.


It is a sketch of one musician’s life. He is a chansonnier who is forced to take a job of an ordinary online manager during Covid. At some point after intense inner struggle he decides to quit the boring job he hates and get back on stage. And he doesn’t care that the scene is just a corner in some cheap dive bar.

He might seem weird at the first look: he’s wearing mask and his hands can remind more of a tree bushes, his movements are jerky and voice is distorted. Some people call him simply - «Wooden Man», but his real name is Indika and despite his ugly look, he’s inner world is deep and beautiful.

Even though "Wooden Man»is a mocumentary movie and the story is fictional, themes of the movie are based on real problems such as: rare diseases tha are presented in many third world countries but doesn’t have sufficient amount of attention on the goverment level as well as polution problem that expanding every year.

This is a story of the people for whom skateboarding is not just a hobby or lifestyle element. It is about the Style from the capital “S”. It is their life. And there is place for real friendship, downfalls, disillusionment, persistence, and genuine passion for what they’re doing.

It is just a teaser, the top of an iceberg, creme de la creme of our footage from the mountains of Krasnaya Polyana (the biggest snow resort in the south of Russia). This edit will immerse you in the life of a small skate community lost somewhere between the piles of snow and the warm sea. They live their own unique life making their own rules.

We did something different. To make this project done we were forced to leave tropical beaches and move to the snowy Alps. However, there’s no regret - we arrived directly in the heart of one of the biggest electronic music festivals in Europe - “Caprices”. Every year this festival collects the hottest DJs from all over the world and its definitely worth to be there!


Eventually, we were lucky enough to listen to the story of success from the first hands and create this documentary Caprices 15th year Anniversary.

The documentary is a trip-tastic look at the Vesak festival in Sri Lanka and it's bound to give you a unique visual and intellectual experience! We came together and produced this visual treat for everyone to watch, share, and show the world the beauty and uniqueness of Vesak celebrations in Sri Lanka!

It is sad to admit but almost nobody knows that former conflict areas of Sri Lanka still harbor thousands of landmines and explosive ordnances. Hundreds of people annually become victims of this terrific heritage.
This movie is not about superheroes, but human beings made of flesh and blood. It’s about de-mining teams which operate all day putting their lives between innocent civilians and life threatening explosives on a daily basis. Just think about it, to clear even inch of mine ridden jungle is to walk on a thin line between life and certain death.


It’s happening right now while you are reading this text. Please, stop for a moment to witness this documented evidence of human unselfishness.

18 minutes audio - visual journey which will lead you through the main achievements of humanity and mutual aid.

The fact is the Aus Aid Program have done a great deal of development work in communities spread throughout Sri Lanka over the last few decades. These projects have helped vulnerable communities build sustainable economies, eradicate poverty, and establish a strong foundation for future generations to grow.

In our journey with AUS AID this year, we will take you to places that were once desolate wastelands of death. Places that putrefied the very sanctity of life. AUS AID's assistance towards helping Northern Sri Lanka to overcome all of this and stand strong is tremendous!


With the new schools came new facilities, which led to more opportunities for excelling in sports and other extra-curricular activities. We at Viewforia are humbled by this opportunity to tell this story in the way we know best.

On assignment in Kilinochchi, Nothern Sri Lanka, for Australia Aid, we witnessed the great impact of Aid Programs on post war infrastructure rebuilding. We visited schools that had once been completely flattened by war. With the assistance of Australia Aid these schools have been boosted back not only in terms of buildings and infrastructure, but also in terms of giving them advanced education systems.

The Child Friendly Approach is a new immersive educational technique which has involves including educational elements in a child's day to day experiences. One of the most important elements of this approach is not encouraging the physical punishment of children, which is unfortunately, still a wide spread practice in this region.

Kandy Esala Perahera as never seen before.


A stunning featurette showing main Buddhist festival in Sri Lanka. Kudos to young Rangesh Fernando's eyes and ViewForia team who managed to shoot on his behalf.

Sport creates unforgettable moments, resilient characters, and the euphoria of victory. We were lucky to witness a historic tradition of sport in Sri Lanka: The Battle of the Blues, one of the oldest rivalries in the game of Cricket. It is a historic game of cricket that has been played for 137 years between Royal College, Colombo and S.Thomas' College Mount Lavinia. Heralded by the sounds of the "papare" and the explosion of colors and festive energy, it is a unique cultural event that shows Sri Lanka's fervent passion for the game of cricket.