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201862 minGdocumentary

Kokush. U. Crane

201862 minGdocumentary

Two-time Oscar winner Anatoliy Kokush has created technology used in films, concerts, and sporting events around the world.

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Andrii Zazharskyi,

Svitlana Sokolenko

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Two-time Oscar winner Anatoliy Kokush has created technology used in films, concerts, and sporting events around the world.

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Andrii Zazharskyidirector

Svitlana Sokolenkodirector

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Anatoliy Kokush, a two-time Oscar winner, has made significant contributions to the film industry through his inventions. Based in Ukraine, Kokush operates his studio, Filmotechnik, where he designs technology that is now essential in Hollywood. His innovations have been utilized in various films, concerts, and sporting events worldwide. For his scientific and technical achievements, Kokush has received two awards from the American Film Academy, known as the "Technical Oscar.

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