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Andrey BocharovRussian TV presenter, actor, comedian, TV director, showman
Date of Birth: 09.07.1966
Country:  Russia |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- KVN and OСП
- Television Career
- "Once a Week," "Despite the Records!", and "OSP-Studio"
- "12 Kopecks" and "33 Square Meters"
- "Beyond the Native Square Meters" and "Lift-Off"
- "The Big Cheese Grater" and "Cook Always!"
- Later Projects
Early Life and Education
Russian television presenter, actor, comedian, television director, and showman.
Mikhail "Bocharik" Shapiro was born on October 4, 1969, in Novosibirsk, Russia. He graduated from the Novosibirsk State University's Mechanics and Mathematics Faculty.
KVN and OСП
In 1984, Shapiro became a member of the KVN (Club of Funny and Resourceful People) team at Novosibirsk State University. He was its president in 1990 and a champion in 1989, 1991, and 1993.
In 1997, Shapiro founded the production company OСП ("Object of Social Research").
Television Career
"Clip-clip URA!" and "Titres and Special Effects"From 1994 to 1995, Shapiro was the creator and director of the television programs "Clip-clip URA!" and "Titres and Special Effects," which aired as five-minute segments within the "Business Russia" program on the Rossiya television channel.
"Once a Week," "Despite the Records!", and "OSP-Studio"
From 1995 to 1999, Shapiro worked on various television programs, including "Once a Week," "Despite the Records!", and "OSP-Studio," where he served as a writer, director, and actor.
"12 Kopecks" and "33 Square Meters"
In 1997, Shapiro created and directed the television program "12 Kopecks." From 1999 to 2001, he directed and starred in the popular sitcom "33 Square Meters."
"Beyond the Native Square Meters" and "Lift-Off"
In 2001, Shapiro directed and starred in the spin-off series "Beyond the Native Square Meters." He also directed the comedy program "Lift-Off" that same year.
"The Big Cheese Grater" and "Cook Always!"
From 2002 to 2005, Shapiro hosted and directed the culinary comedy show "Cook Always!" In 2002, he directed the comedy program "The Big Cheese Grater."
Later Projects
In subsequent years, Shapiro continued to work in television, hosting and directing various programs, including "The Hidden Camera" (2005) and "Laughing Scheme" (2006).
