Draft:Sergo Kibus
Estonian animation director
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Sergo Kibus (previously known as Sergei Kibus; born 22 May 1987) is an Estonian animation director, screenwriter, and cinematographer. He and his wife, Kadriann Kibus, founded the animation and film studio Rebel Frame.[1]
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Career
From 2010 to 2018, Sergo Kibus worked at Nukufilm. Since 2019, he has worked at Rebel Frame, producing animated and documentary films.[2] He has also taught animation and scriptwriting at the Estonian Academy of Arts, and photography and video editing at Tallinn School of Economics (2017–2020).[3]
His directorial debut in animation was the stop-motion claymation short Teofrastus (2019, Nukufilm), based on Astrid Reinla's book.[4] In 2022, he directed the stop-motion horror short The Undertaker for a Canadian anthology.[5] His upcoming film Schrödinger won at the Baltic Pitching Forum 2021[3], participated in EURO CONNECTION 2022 at the Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival[6] and also in the 15th edition of the WEMW Co-Production Forum.[7]
Selected filmography as Director
| Year | Title | Type / Genre | Role | Producer(s) | Production Company |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Red Iron Road:
The Undertaker[5] |
Animated film, paper cut-out stop-motion | Director, Script | Margarita Dubar, Pavel Dubar, Oktai Iusibov, Sonya Stepanova, Lee Porter | Lakeside Animation |
| 2019 | Teofrastus[8] | Animated film, Puppet | Director, Co-producer, Editor, Screenwriter | Andres Mänd, Kerdi Oengo
Co-producer: Sergei Kibus |
Nukufilm |
| 2017 | Toys and Totems[9] | Documentary, Animated film, Puppet | Animator, Cinematographer, Colorist, Designer, Co-Director, Screenwriter | Kadriann Kibus | Sabat Film |
| 2012 | Son of the Reaper Man[10] | Student film, Short, Drama, Gothic Horror, Romance | Director, Editor, Screenwriter | Maria Reinup, Kadriann Kibus | Baltic Film and Media School, Sabat Film |
Selected filmography as Cinematographer
| Year | Title | Type / Genre | Role | Producer(s) | Production Company |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Mary and the Seven Dwarfs[11] | Animated film, Puppet | Cinematographer, Editor, Lighting Technician | Kerdi Oengo | Nukufilm |
| 2017 | Miriam at the Lakeside[12] | Animated film, Puppet | Cinematographer, Co-director, Lighting Technician | Kerdi Oengo, Andrus Raudsalu, Mait Laas | Nukufilm |
| 2016 | Miriam’s Hen’s Dream[13] | Animated film, Puppet | Cinematographer, Lighting Technician | Andrus Raudsalu, Kerdi Oengo, Mait Laas | Nukufilm |
| 2014 | Women of Muhu Island[14] | Documentary, Anthropological | Cinematographer, Colorist | Kadriann Kibus | Sabat Film |
Awards and Recognition
| Year | Award | Film / Work | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | The Hermína Týrlová Award – Award for Young Artists under 35[15] | Teofrastus | Director, Writer, Producer | Personal |
| 2019 | Estonian Cultural Endowment Audiovisual Arts Endowment – Annual Animation Film Prize[16] | Teofrastus | Director, Writer, Producer | Shared with Pärtel Tall |
| 2019 | Estonian Film and Television Awards (EFTA) – Best Animated Film[16] | Teofrastus | Director, Writer, Producer | Animated film award |
| 2014 | EstDocs Film Festival – Jury Award[17] | The Women of Muhu Island | Cinematographer, Colorist, Designer | Documentary film award |
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