Milan Todorovic

Milan Todorovic was born on Oct 02, 1981 in Yugoslavia. Milan Todorovic's big-screen debut came with Zone of the Dead directed by Milan Konjevic in 2009.

Milan Todorovic is a Serbian film director, producer and writer, best known as the creator of the first Serbian zombie movie - Zone of the Dead (2009), as well as the director of the first Serbian creature feature - Nymph (2014).Finished film school for directing at the Center for Visual Communications Kvadrat in Belgade. Graduated in Film and TV Productions from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade in 2006. Worked as the producer and the director on several short films prior to founding his own production company.Since 2005. he is the head of Talking Wolf Productions, a Serbian film production company. In 2009 he conceived, produced and co-directed (with Milan Konjevic) feature horror film "Zone of the Dead", starring zombie-genre legend Ken Foree (George A. Romero's "Dawn of The Dead"), for which he has been awarded as the best producer of the year at the "Producers' day" ceremony held by the Faculty of Dramatic Arts Belgrade.Directed a killer mermaid flick "Nymph" (2014), starring legendary Franco Nero! Produced a sci-fi feature "The Rift" (2016) starring Ken Foree and Monte Markham.He is one of 24 directors from around the world who are part of the international film anthology - "Deathcember" (2019), and he is one of the main directors on the American TV series "The Outpost" for which he directed total of 10 episodes in seasons 2, 3 and 4 (including two season finales and one season premiere) for The CW network, produced by the famous Dean Devlin ( "Independence Day", "Godzilla"). He has also directed one episode in a tropical action TV series "Almost Paradise" for WGN America. Most recently he served as a director on 10 episodes of second season of the most highly acclaimed Serbian crime drama "Besa".In 2021 he has co-produced two feature films - "The Quantum Devil" and "Slotherhouse".Program director of the Dead Lake - Horror and Wine Festival. Winner of the "Luconosa" award given by the Faculty of Dramatic Arts (2009), as well as the Award for international contribution to the development of the genre, given by the DROP festival in Moscow (2017).Associate Professor at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade since 2015.