Milan Cools (b. 1996)

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Birthplace:
Bornem, Antwerp, Flanders, Belgium

Born:
November 14, 1996

Milan Cools is a Belgian videographer and editor, best known for collaborating with YouTuber and internet personality Average Rob.  After completing his secondary education in Drama at the H. Pius X-Instituut in Antwerp, he pursued Film, TV, and Video studies at NARAFI in Brussels (2014–2018). He later specialized in Visual Effects at Middlesex University in London. During his studies, Milan gained experience in multi-camera productions for live concerts, festivals, and sports events, working on projects for bands like Bastille and events like Tomorrowland.  In 2021, he joined Average Rob and his brother Arno the Kid, filming and editing YouTube videos focused on extreme sports and Belgian culture. His work has earned multiple awards, including Best Videographer at De Jamies 2022 and Best Online Video of the Year in 2024 for The Day I Became an IRONMAN. In 2023, their web series also won the Online Video Series award at Kastaars!.

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Camera Operator:
2025  The Toughest Footrace on Earth

Director:
2021  Esta Vida
2021  FOCUS
2025  The Toughest Footrace on Earth

Director of Photography:
2021  Esta Vida
2021  FOCUS
2025  The Toughest Footrace on Earth

Editor:
2021  Esta Vida
2021  FOCUS
2025  The Toughest Footrace on Earth

Writer:
2021  Esta Vida
2021  FOCUS
2025  The Toughest Footrace on Earth

Camera Operator:
2023  ROAD TO IRONMAN

Cinematography:
2023  ROAD TO IRONMAN
2025  Marathon Des Sables

Editor:
2023  ROAD TO IRONMAN
2025  Marathon Des Sables

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