Yuli Freed

Birthplace:
Bristol, England, UK

Yuli Freed is a 19-year-old award-winning filmmaker based in Bristol, UK.  They specialise in cinematography and aerial videography, and over the past five years have worked on a wide range of short films, commercials and music videos, gaining extensive experience with mirrorless and cinema cameras.  In 2023, Yuli co-founded Breathing Films, a filmmaking collective and YouTube channel with a community of over 15,000 followers. Their films have collectively reached more than 2 million views online, screened at international festivals, and won awards in London and Los Angeles.  Yuli has worked as 1st AC and drone operator on the BAFTA-nominated short film WILDSUMMON, and as 1st and 2nd AC on multiple Ren Makes Music videos. They hold a commercial drone license with over 600 hours of flight experience, including FPV drone work for real estate, music videos and commercials.  Currently based in Bristol, Yuli is collaborating with production companies while continuing to expand both their portfolio and Breathing Films. They are very happy to be working at something they love.

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