khrystyna shevchenko

Assisted graduate-level film production courses with on-set support and technical instruction, supporting students in pre-production, production, and post workflows. Coordinated equipment usage, helped with lighting setups, and advised on editing software, facilitating screenings, critiques, and production planning workshops.

Produced, directed, filmed, and edited digital and broadcast stories on politics, war, human rights, and culture. Covered Ukrainian war, refugee crises, and diaspora communities in the U.S., conducting high-profile interviews and delivering content across platforms.

Directed and wrote longform documentary pieces on war zones, refugee crises, and historical trauma, and created and hosted the investigative program CIA, producing deep dives into Ukrainian politics and corruption. Reported from frontline zones, capturing human stories in high-pressure environments, and interviewed public figures, politicians, and war survivors, leading small production teams from

Created and hosted Provokacija, a weekly investigative show on crime, justice, and public accountability. Interviewed law enforcement and political figures, producing both field and studio segments.

Wrote print and digital articles on politics, elections, and breaking news. Produced short-form video content and engaged social media audiences.

Currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in Film/Video, focusing on advanced cinematic techniques and storytelling. Engaged in rigorous coursework and practical projects to develop expertise in film and video production.

Completed a comprehensive Film Production Program, gaining practical skills in various aspects of filmmaking. Focused on hands-on training in production techniques, editing, and cinematic principles.

Earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, developing strong foundational skills in reporting, writing, and media production. Engaged in coursework covering journalistic ethics, investigative reporting, and multimedia storytelling.