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Andrej Dojkic

Before graduating from Zagreb Academy of Dramatic Arts, he earned a degree in economics. During that time, he worked on numerous projects as an on-air producer at the RTL Television Croatia. Committed to his art, both as an actor on screen and on stage, he became a proponent of method acting, so throughout his acting career he never missed an opportunity to practically improve his skill by further studying the work of Konstantin Stanislavsky and Lee Strasberg. Passionate though he may be when it comes to acting performance, he has always perceived acting, movie directing and photography as parts of one whole. His urge to get involved in all aspects of filmmaking has always been too prominent as it stems from his appreciation of the storytelling potential this art from has, the myriad of possibilities he finds too alluring and powerful not to be explored. Inevitably, the time came for his directorial debut, a short film The Egg, which came as a personal reaction to an issue everybody faces at some point in their lives. At the moment, he is working on a feature-length film based on true events, and a documentary focused on certain subjects which are very rarely discussed, either on film or in the written form. In collaboration with Boris Krstinic he has developed a string of productions, auditions and projects, thus their new collaboration in the Eastwood Vision project comes as no surprise. Dojkic has also worked with a number of Croatian and international creative artists and performers on various creative projects, both in productions and post-productions.