Tatjana Krstevski
Based in New York City, Tatjana is a ICG Local 600 cinematographer and a Professor of Cinematography and Head of the Cinematography Department at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Graduate Studies.
Film
Asleep in My Palm
Feature film, 2023
Winner, Haskell Wexler Award for Best Cinematography, Woodstock Film Festival 2023
Hideout Pictures
Director: Henry Nelson
Producers: Shannon Houchins, Vince Jolivette, Tim Blake Nelson, Potsy Ponciroli
The Load
Feature film, 2018
Official Selection, Cannes 2018, [Directors Fortnight]
Official Selection, Toronto International Film Festival 2018, [Discovery]
Cinémadefacto/Kinorama
Director: Ognjen Glavonic
Producers: Sophie Erbs, Ognjen Glavonic, Stefan Ivancic, Dragana Jovovic
Giant Fish
Feature film, China 2020
Super Player Picture
Director: Richard Yin
Producer: Edison Yang
Depth Two
Feature documentary, 2016
Official Selection, Berlin International Film Festival 2016
Cinémadefacto
Director: Ognjen Glavonic
Producers: Dragana Jovovic, Sandra Orlovic
About Tatjana
Based in New York City, Tatjana is a ICG Local 600 director of photography and a Head of the Cinematography Department at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Graduate Studies.
Transitioning from Fine Arts and Applied Arts to Photography and Motion Pictures her artistic journey began with Drawing and Painting. She delved into an array of art forms, graphic design, animation, acting, music and history of arts, honing her craft and pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling on an international scale, Europe, China, and the USA.
She has worked on diverse productions, spanning from feature films, documentaries, short films, commercials and music videos. In 2014 she co-founded the international “Pancevo Film Festival” and acted as its Artistic Director, guiding and curating a platform for independent cinema.
In 2023 she won the Haskell Wexler Best Cinematography Award for the feature film “Asleep In My Palm” at the Woodstock Film Festival.
Her feature film “The Load” made a debut at the 71st Cannes Film Festival in 2018, amassing an array of over 30 international awards.
Similarly, the documentary feature “Depth-Two” premiered at the Berlinale Film Festival in 2016, garnering accolades with over 20 international awards, including 8 main prizes.