Ruslan Sorokin

Sorokin was in an unregistered marriage with actress Mariya Zykova. On 6 November 2010, the couple had a daughter named Mirra.

From 1996 to 2001 and again in 2006, Sorokin studied at the Faculty of Physics of Francysk Skaryna Gomel State University^[1].

Between 1996 and 2003, he worked at the Belarusian regional television channel «Gomelskaye Telebachenne» as a computer graphics designer, producer of entertainment programs, and author and host of a morning show. He also worked as a DJ and author of entertainment shows on regional radio.

From 1996 to 2003, he was active in KVN, serving as an author and actor for the teams «Belarusian Station» and «Belarusian Team» (broadcast on Channel One Russia).

Sorokin moved to Russia in 2003, working as a screenwriter and editor-in-chief at REN TV (2003–2005). Subsequently, he worked as a screenwriter at REN-Film (2005–2006) and as a creative producer at KinoKonstanta (2006–2007).

In 2007, he became a producer at Channel One Russia's special projects directorate. From 2008 to 2014, he founded and produced the company Sreda. In 2014–2015, he served as executive producer at CTC Media^[2].

Since 2015, he has been a producer for the companies Nautilus Media and Sputnik-Vostok. In 2016, he founded Twenty Seven Studio^[3].

• 2004 — «Faculty of Humor» (REN TV) — screenwriter
• 2005 — «Dorogaya Peredacha» (REN TV) — screenwriter
• 2006–2007, 2018 — «Thank God, You Came!» (STS) — screenwriter (season 1, season 2: episodes 1–8), creative producer (season 1), producer (season 6)
• 2006 — «Scheme of Laughter» (REN TV) — screenwriter^[4]
• 2007–2008 — «Stenka na Stenku» (Channel One) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2008–2014 — «Bolshaya Raznitsa» (Channel One) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2008 — «Poyushchaya Kompaniya» (TV Centre) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2008/2010 — «Marshrutka» (REN TV / Channel 5) — head of script group, screenwriter^[5]
• 2009 — «Rubik Vsemogushchiy» (Channel One) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2009–2010 — «Yuzhnoye Butovo» (Channel One) — screenwriter, creative producer, moderator
• 2009–2011 — «Cheta Pinochetov» (NTV) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2009–2013 — «Velyka riznytsya po-ukrayinsky» (ICTV, 1+1, Inter) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2010 — «Duraki, dorogi, dengi» (REN TV) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2010 — «Bolshaya Raznitsa Belarus» (Belarus-1) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2011 — «Shou ni be ni me nekhilo» (Channel One) — executive producer, screenwriter
• 2011–2012 — «Nonna, davay!» (Channel One) — executive producer, screenwriter
• 2011 — «Bolshaya Raznitsa Kazakhstan» (Channel 1 Eurasia) — producer, author, screenwriter
• 2012 — «Zhit budete» (Ukraine TV channel, REN TV) — executive producer
• 2013 — «Superheroes» (Friday!) — executive producer
• 2014 — «Cabaret Without Borders» (Channel One) — producer, screenwriter
• 2014–2015 — «Bolshoy Vopros» (STS) — executive producer, author
• 2014 — «MasterChef» (STS) — producer
• 2014 — «Vsyo budet khorosho!» (STS) — executive producer
• 2015 — «Empire of Illusions: The Safronov Brothers» (STS) — executive producer
• 2017 — «To Be or Not to Be» (TV-3) — executive producer
• 2017 — «Chernobyl. Zone of Discussion» (TV-3) — executive producer
• 2019 — «Bukabu» (Karousel) — producer

• 2005 — «Turisty» (REN TV) — development, screenwriter
• 2005 — «Students» (REN TV) — development, screenwriter (episodes 1–15)
• 2005 — «Firmennaya istoriya» (REN TV) — development, screenwriter
• 2007–2008 — «Daddy's Daughters» (STS) — development, screenwriter
• 2012 — «The Dark Side of the Moon» (Channel One) — executive producer
• 2013 — «Super-Max» (STS) — executive producer
• 2014 — «Major» (Channel One) — executive producer
• 2015–2017 — «The Last Cop» (Channel 5) — co-producer
• 2016 — «Locust» (Channel One) — executive producer
• 2016 — «Eternal Vacation» (STS) — executive producer
• 2018 — «Lapsi» (Start) — executive producer
• 2018 — «From Hate to Love» (Domashny) — executive producer
• 2018 — «New Man»^[6] (STS) — executive producer
• 2018 — «Better than Us»^[7] (Start, Channel One) — executive producer
• 2020—2022 — «Passengers» (Start) — producer, author, screenwriter^[8]
• 2021–2022 — «The Bow» (Start) — creator, executive producer

• Zolushka — producer (premiered 14 February 2012)
• Only Girls in Sports — producer (premiered 6 February 2014)
• Locust — producer (premiered 5 November 2015)
• Translator — producer (premiered 12 November 2015)
• Victim (short film) — director, screenwriter, producer (2020)

• Valery Yurchenko as Nikolay Baskov — «Strannik» — producer^[9]
• Philipp Kirkorov — «Trolling» — producer, director^[10]
• Oksana Sever (Ksenia Sobchak) — «Rodnomu» — producer, director^[10]
• Therr Maitz — «Make It Last» — producer, director
• Uma2rman — «Envy» — screenwriter, director^[11]
• Uma2rman — «Happy New Year, Country!» — creative producer^[3]