Biography
Radoslav Vladic was born in Belgrade.
Qualifications: Graduate of the Belgrade Design School in 1972; and of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Department of Film and Television Camera in 1977.
Professional title and status: Director of Photography. Professor, Head of Department Film & TV Camera, Academy of Arts, Belgrade. Member of UFUS. Member of the Yugoslav Academy of Film Art and Science. Prominent artist.
Experience as a cinematographer (1970-2011): 1510 films and television works include: 47 feature films (+ 9 as a co-cinematographer), 46 short films, 7 full length documentaries, 130 short documentaries, 151 promotional films, 45 experimental films, 51 musical spots, 2 television films, 217 television episodes, 25 television programs, 33 television supplements and 747 commercial television spots for 257 different producers from Yugoslavia and abroad lasting a total of 25.930 minutes.
Previous film experience: 64 alternative film d'auteur, made between 1970 and 1980. Radoslav Vladic is one of the most important authors in the Yugoslav alternative (experimental) cinema. The American Federation Of Arts has included his film 'Kuca (1981)' in the selection of EUROPEAN AVANT-GARDE CINEMA 1960 -1980, together with the works of the authors like Wim Wenders, Werner Nekes, Gabor Body etc.
Awards and prizes: For his work as a an Author and cinematographer he won 135 prizes. For his professional work he has won all the Yugoslav prizes for cinematography - for feature films, shorts and promotional: Gold Arena, Pula - 1987, three "Belgrade" Golden Medals (1986, 1991, 2002), six Gold Mimosis Awards, (1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2004), three Novi Sad Arena Prizes, 2000, 2004, 2005, two Crystal Prisms (1995, 1996) etc...
Teaching experience: Professor of Film and Television camera and Film Image Esthetics and head of Department in the "Dunav Film" Film School in Belgrade (since 1996), professor of Film and Television camera and head of department at the Art Academy in Belgrade (since 2000).
