Director of Photography

Mikhail Petrenko is a Toronto-based cinematographer with a passion for compelling visual storytelling.

He received his BFA with specialization in Cinematography from the University of Indianapolis and York University’s Department of Film. His work has screened at
festivals worldwide and across Canada, including Cannes, TIFF, Los Angeles, New York, Mexico City, Amsterdam, Vancouver and Montreal.

Mikhail’s most recent credits include the feature film Oriental Pearls, shot on location across Vietnam over six months, and the controversial documentary Fork In The Road
for OMNI Television. Notable short format works include Morning Will Come, which garnered Mikhail a nomination for Best Student Cinematography at CSC Awards ’09,
and the short drama Patient, winner of multiple accolades including two awards for Best Cinematography.

Along with his diverse background and experience in varied formats, Mikhail’s focus on narrative fiction has made him highly sought-after in his field. He has received numerous
international awards including Most Promising Cinematographer (BNFF ’10) and the World Cinema Cinematography Award at Amsterdam Film Festival ’10.

www.mpetrenko.com

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