Vladislav Opelyants

Vladislav Opelyants - Director of Photography. Born on January 7, 1968 in Armavir. His father worked as a television camera operator, so his path into the profession was predetermined. He made his feature film debut in 1997 on the set of Garik Sukachev's "Midlife Crisis." Over the years, he has shot more than 30 films, including "Brother 2," "State Councillor," "12," "Lesson of Farsi," and "Petrov's Flu" by Kirill Serebrennikov. He is a laureate of the main cinematography award "White Square" for his work on "Lesson of Farsi." Alongside cinema, he shoots commercials and music videos for major Russian and global brands.

Opelyants has been collaborating with Hype Production for many years. Among their joint projects are the Ozon commercial featuring Dmitry Malikov, where Vladislav served as Director of Photography, and a project for the Tretyakov Gallery with director Alexander Kott. Hype brings him on board for projects that require cinematic visuals and a deep understanding of the director's vision. Opelyants works with the team on commercials where the focus is not on product demonstration, but on creating a complete visual story.

For the production company, Opelyants' name is a guarantee of feature-film-level visual quality in an advertising format. The Hype team values him for his ability to find unconventional lighting and compositional solutions while maintaining his signature style. For brands, working with a master of this caliber ensures premium visuals. Projects shot by Vladislav for Hype stand out from standard commercial work and regularly receive high praise from the professional community.