Svetlana Telbukh

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Svetlana Telbukh
NationalityUkrainian
Known forArtist
Movement Sand animation

Svetlana Telbukh is a Ukrainian artist whose specialty is performing sand animation. [1] [2] [3]

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Background

Career

After completing her architectural studies at the Academy of Architecture in Kharkiv, Telbukh later pursued sand painting. Her initial sand art performance, showcased on the television program Das Supertalent, garnered national attention. [4] [5] On German Unity Day (October 3, 2019) ,Telbukh performed live on ZDF, broadcasting from Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein. [6]

Musical video projects

Film festivals and awards

YearFestivalCountryAwardResult
2024Broad Leaf International Film FestivalIndiaBest animated short film [11]

Best micro short film

Winner
2024Berlin Short Film FestivalBerlin, GermanyBest Animation [12] Winner
2024Festival de IndieChennai, IndiaBest Fantasy Film [13] Official Selection
2024Bestlov Film FestivalOnline FestivalMusic VideoWinner
2024BLASTOFF FestivalCalifornia, the USAMusic VideoQuarter-finalist
2024Prague International Music Video AwardsPrague, Czech RepublicBest Classic Music Video Category [14] Winner
2024Cinema World Fest AwardsLos Angeles, the USAMusic Video [15] Winner
2024WorldFest-Houston International Film FestivalHouston, The USA351 - Experimental - Animated film [16] Winner
2023Global Music AwardsCalifornia, the USABest Music Video [17] Silver winner
2023Euro Music Video SongKosice, SlovakiaBest Classic Music Video [18] Winner
2023Tatras International Film Festivalthe High Tatras, SlovakiaBest Animation [19] Winner
2023Prague International Music Video AwardsPrague, Czech RepublicBest Classic Music Video [20] Winner

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  3. ↑ АТН, Автор (2015-06-04). "Шедевры из песка детскими руками: в Харькове прошел второй Всеукраинский детский фестиваль песочной анимации "Прикосновение" | Новини Харкова та України - АТН" (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 2024-11-19.
  4. ↑ "Sie erzählt Geschichten aus Sand". www.wetterauer-zeitung.de (in German). 2018-08-17. Retrieved 2024-11-19.
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