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Sergey Selyanov is a Producer and Director from Russia. Age 68 years (21 August 1955) born in Olonets, Russia. So far Sergey Selyanov has worked in the Hollywood entertainment industry and his artwork has been released in English and French language movies.
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Jun 8, 2021 · Russia’s CTB Film Company, which celebrates its 30th anniversary next year, is set to follow its 2021 family adventure “Upon the Magic Roads” with two animated films, “The Nutcracker and the...
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Veteran producers for the series as well as CTB Film Company, Sergey Selyanov and Alexander Boyarsky resumed production for the film. Horse Julius and Big Horse Racing is the sequel to Three Heroes and The Heiress to the Throne (2018) and is dedicated to the feats of the character Bogatyr horse Julius.
Sergey Selyanov became co-founder of the biggest Russian independent animation studio Melnitsa. Within 20 years the studio created 25 animated movies and about 1000 episodes of popular animated series and received more than 60 international awards.
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CTB Film Company was founded by legendary producer Sergey Selyanov in 1992. Sergey Selyanov is also the Head of Russian Association of Motion Pictures and TV Producers, he received Producer’s AMPA and Winner of 2021 FIAPF Award for outstanding achievement in Asia Pacific regions among his other numerous awards.
Sergei Selyanov is a Soviet and Russian film director, screenwriter and producer. Head of the STV film company, co-founder of the Melnitsa Animation Studio. In 1972-1975 he studied at the Tula Polytechnic Institute, where he shot films in an amateur studio.
