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Irina ChefranovaUkrainian sound engineer
Date of Birth: 28.04.1913
Country:  Ukraine |
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Early Life and Education
Born on April 28, 1913, in the city of Smela, Ukraine, she pursued her education and graduated from the Kyiv Industrial Institute in 1938.
Career in the Film Industry
Following her graduation, she embarked on a career in the film industry. From 1941 to 1944, she worked as a mechanic at the Ashgabat Film Studio. She then joined the Dovzhenko Film Studio as an engineer before transitioning to the position of sound engineer at "Kyivnauchfilm."
Filmography
Throughout her career, she contributed to the sound design of numerous films, including:
1962:"Drunken Wolves"
1964:"Water Pipeline for the Garden"1965:"Nikita Kojemyaka"
1965:"The Mystery of the Black King"
1966:"Vicious Egg Cracker"
1966:"Marusya-Boguslavka"
1966:"Teddy Bear and the One Who Lives in the River"
1967:"The Anti-Aircraft Gun"
1967:"The Legend of the Flaming Heart"
1967:"Tyaff and Gaf"
1968:"The Scarecrow"
1968:"A Fairy Tale about Moonlight"
1969:"The Crimean Legend"
1970:"How the Sparrow Sought Wisdom"
1970:"Katigoroshka"
1970:"Short Stories"
1971:"A Meeting That Did Not Happen"
1971:"Frightful Night of Thomas the Latchkin"
1971:"The Extraterrestrials"
1972:"Law Abolished"
1974:"Green Pill"
1974:"The Cockerel and the Sun"
1974:"Stories about Shevchenko (Animated Supplement)"
1975:"The Incident with the Number One"
1975:"How the Cossacks Bought Salt"
1975:"Fairy Tales of the Paradise Garden"
1976:"The Umbrella Becomes a Comrade"
1976:"A Fairy Tale of Greed"
1977:"The Fox with the Rolling Pin"
1977:"Tiaff-Laff"
1980:"Kapitoshka"
Legacy
After a remarkable career in sound design, she passed away on February 6, 1994, in Kyiv. Her contributions to the film industry left a lasting impact on Ukrainian cinema and animated productions.
