Vadim Skvirskiy

Vadim Skvirskiy was born on Dec 29, 1970 in USSR [now Azerbaijan]. Vadim Skvirskiy's big-screen debut came with Shopping Tour directed by Mikhail Brashinskiy in 2012, strarring Bludgeoned Man.

He was born December, 29, 1970 in the city of Baku. At four years old he moved to Leningrad. Studied at art school in Leningrad and graduated from The Institute of Culture (a specialization - director). He graduated from St Petersburg State Theatrical Academy (1999) (professor Lev Erenburg group, specialization - director). Some works: Direction of performances "Needlework" (on motives of novels Kortasar, Nikolai Gogol, Shakespeare, "Interstudio", 1994) and "Duty Uplnik" (performance under play Martina Kinsky, DAMU, Prague, Czech Republic, 2000). The writer and the actor in _Happy End (1999/III)_, Vlad Lanne (Czech TV, 1999). Prize FIPRESSI for the best film, FAMU FEST, Czechia; Grand prix for the best film in a nomination "On the road", IFF Trencianske (Teplice, Slovakia); the Grand prix of festival "Pure Dreams-4" (Deboshire-film-2001, Russia). Together with Vlad Lanne has written the script to film "Casus Belli" (1999). One of the leading roles in "Camera, motor!" (TNT, St Petersburg) (2002), director Anna Parmas.