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Naum Doksevski is a Macedonian cinematographer with over 10 years of experience. He has shot one feature film, over 25 short films and many tv series and documentaries. Doksevski’sshort films have been screened at numerous film festivals including Sundance Film Festival, Director’s Fortnight - Cannes, Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, ShanghaiInternational Film Festival, Montreal Film Festival, Camerimage Film Festival, and many others. Among these festivals, many of the films he has worked on as a cinematographer have won prestigious awards like Sundance Short Filmmaking Award in 2018 for the film “Would YouLook at Her” directed by Goran Stolevski. His work has been awarded multiple times at International Film Festivals. One of them is the Award “Small Golden Camera 300” for the film “Would You Look at Her” at the Manaki Brothers International Cinematographers Film Festival 2017. His recent short film “Sticker” directed by Georgi M. Unkovski which premiered at Sundance Film Festival 2020 was also screened at more than 80 international film festivals and earned more than 30 awards so far including Best Cinematography Award at “Overcome Film Festival 2020”. Doksevski’s debut feature film “Sisterhood'' directed by Dina Duma and produced by Marija Dimitrova had its world premiere at Karlovy Vary 2021 and won the Special Jury Award. The film “Sisterhood” is now available on Netflix. Doksevski’s most recent short films “Prishtine 2002” directed by Trendelina Halili and “Are You a Man” directed by Gjorche Stavreski are both now in post-production. Currently, he is shooting his second feature film “Era” directed by Parta Kelmendi.