Marko Rupena is a documentary photographer based in Belgrade, Serbia.

Experience:

-Staff photographer in daily newspaper "Glas javnosti" from 2003. till 2008. 
-Staff photographer in Beta Press News agency from 2008 till 2013.
-Stringer for Xinhua News agency from 2009 till 2012.
-Member Read moreand founder of Kamerades photo collective from 2012.
-Stringer for magazine Vreme from 2015 to 2017.
-Stringer for Ministry of defense of Serbia from 2015.
-Staff photographer in Elevate magazine in 2015 and 2016.
-Currently working as a freelance photographer and member of Kamerades photo collective

Clients:

Serbian European Integration Office, Serbian Ministry for European integration, Institute for Standardization of Serbia, Wall Street Journal, Monocle, United Nations Country Team, OSCE, Direct Media agency, Profession Group agency, Serbian Faculty of Economics, National Geographic Serbia, Elevate inflight magazine, RED production, HNS Creative, Mercedes, Adidas, NIS

Projects:

Applied Nostalgia (for Serbian European Integration Office), Dirty Season (with Kamerades collective for IREX) and coauthor of the book with the same name by Kamerades collective, Reanimation of culture (with Kamerades collective)

Awards and mentions:

Beta photo contest 2006 - honorable mention, Beta photo contest 2010 - second prize, Humanity Photo Awards 2011 - documentary award, Press Photo Serbia 2013 - award for a story, Humanity Photo Awards 2013 - performance award, Humanity Photo Awards 2015 - documentary award

I am a DoP, ENG cameraman and documentary photographer, based in Belgrade, Serbia.
Working for Serbian national television as ENG cameramen, I have shot more than a 3500 interwiews,
cultural events, breaking news, etc. As a DoP and camera operator, I have worked on feature documentary and short Read morefilms. Also, I have shot and edited number of corporate videos.

Martyn Aim is a photographer and videographer based in Belgrade, Serbia. He has an MA Visual Anthropology and Documentary Filmmaking and an M.Phil in Social Anthropology. Photographs from his fieldwork projects were purchased by the British Museum. The focus of Martyn's work is conflict, societies Read morein transition and the environment. His photographs have been published in many newspapers and magazines such as Newsweek, Le Monde, Paris Match, Sunday Times, Foreign Policy, Guardian, The Atlantic, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Liberation and the New York Times. 

Martyn was shortlisted for his work in Iraq in the 2018 Sony World Photo Awards (Current Affairs and News). He has worked as a wire photographer for Getty Images and as a news video/cameraman for television. Martyn has produced stories for non-governmental organisations such as the Landmine Survivors Initiative and the International Commission on Missing Persons and is RISC-emergency medical certified for work in hostile environments.