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Mateusz Wojtyński is a Lecturer and PhD student at the Film and Television Directing Department of The Leon Schiller National Film School in Łódź, where he also graduated in Film Editing in 2017. He is an active member of the Polish Association of Film Editors (PSM).
Wojtyński's career spans both academic and professional domains, with extensive work in film editing across feature films, documentary films, and television series. His research interests focus on visual narrative techniques, documentary filmmaking, and the intersection of academic film study with professional practice.
His recent work shows a strong emphasis on documentary filmmaking, particularly with "FLOWERS OF UKRAINE" which received multiple international awards. His editing style emphasizes emotional depth, narrative coherence, and humanistic storytelling that connects with audiences on a profound level.
The trends in his work demonstrate progression from student etudes to professional productions, with growing recognition for his contribution to Polish cinema. His work often explores human stories and social realities through careful visual storytelling.
- Warsaw (International Film Festival WATCH DOCS "Human Rights in Film") Award of the Association of Film Schools
- Warsaw (International Film Festival WATCH DOCS "Human Rights in Film") Distinction
- Łódź (Media Festival "Man in Danger") Jury Distinction
- Kyiv (International Film Festival "Mołodist") Award for Best Documentary Film
- Kraków (International Film Festival "Etiuda & Anima") "The Great Underrated" Award
As an educator at one of Poland's most prestigious film institutions, Wojtyński contributes to the next generation of filmmakers while maintaining an active professional practice. His dual role as practitioner and educator positions him at the forefront of contemporary Polish film education and production.