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Vladimir Angelove graduated with Acting Mastery for Drama Theater at The National Academy of Theatre and Film Arts "Krastyo Sarafov" (Bulgaria) in the year 2000 in the class of Prof. Stefan Danailov. He participated in theatre productions such as "Solaris" by Stanislav Lev, "The Disney Pitchfork" by Phillip Ridley, "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" by Tom Stoppard, "The Betrothal" by Marius Maeterlinck, as well as a lead role in the feature film "The Salacity" by Jaimin Bal, as Leo Kravitski opposite Michael Fassbender in the Paramount+ TV show "The Agency" produced by George Clooney and directed by Neil Budget, as Beethoven in the Disney+ TV series "Vienna Game" and in the Bulgarian TV series "The Fourth Estate" and "The War of the Letters" on Bulgarian National Television and "The Lies Within Us" on Nova TV.
In addition to being an actor, over the years, he has performed as a composer with an award for electronic music from the "Computer Space" forum for his album "c.ALL", writes poetry, and creates short films. His three-minute-long miniature "Ko i Vid: 19" (2020) has been selected for participation and recognized by numerous international festivals. In 2020, he co-produced the Irish short film "Love" by John Moore, which, with its release in 2024, received many prestigious selections and awards from international film competitions. Until 2021, he was the announcer of the prestigious "IKAR" awards of the Union of Artists in Bulgaria, and he also records with his voice the series "The Master Peter Deunov's Speeches", distributed freely for listening on the Internet.
From 2000 until now, he has been working as an Executive Music Producer for Bulgaria for the company SIF 309 Film Music, which provides original music score recording services, producing the sound recording processes of film projects such as "Wendell & Wild" and "Coraline" (Nominated for an Oscar Award for Best Animated Film) directed by Henry Selick, "Wolfwalkers" and "Song Of The Sea" (both Nominated for Oscar Award for Best Animated Feature) directed by Tomm Moore, "The Secrets in Their Eyes" (Oscar Award for Best Foreign Film 2010) directed by Juan José Campanella and many others.
From 2013 to 2016, he worked with disadvantaged children, and from 2020, together with teenagers from the village of Bozhenitsa, they realized several amateur video projects with great success. In 2023 and 2024, in cooperation with the National "Culture" Fund, carry out Summer Film Studios for the Youth in the Municipality of Botevgrad.
Since 2016, he has been working on three collections of his poems, which reflect three different realities, combined in his worldview and soul: "To The Native Public of Bulgaria" is a tragicomic look at the infirmity of the modern Bulgarian society, "Selfy-Poems" is a mirror of the sensitive soul of the lyrical hero, and "Homework" is a deep and philosophical insight into the spiritual aspects of life.
In August 2012 he received the Compostela for walking the Way of Santiago as a Pilgrim.
