Akhmadeeva Khapisat Omarovna
Sound operator. Born on February 11, 1945, in the city of Makhachkala, Dagestan ASSR, in a family of civil servants. In 1963, after graduating from high school, she entered the Leningrad Institute of Cinema Engineers in the electrical engineering faculty.
Since 1968, Kh. Akhmadeeva has been working as a sound operator at the "Kyrgyztelefilm" studio. She has provided sound for more than 30 documentary and feature films, concert films, and essays. The sound design of such films as "My Tursun-apa" (1970), "Love Your City" (1973), "Children of the Mountains" (1973), "Kerez" (1973), "In Southern Kyrgyzstan" (1974), "16 Girls" (1974), and "And Another Joyful Day" (1975) is distinguished by stylistic unity of the sound-visual series and a high technical level of sound recording.
Kh. Akhmadeeva's work in the film "Kerez," presented at the international festival of television films, was particularly noted. This film was purchased by Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Mongolia.
The film "Children of the Mountains" from the series "Children of the Soviet Country" was awarded a diploma at the All-Union Festival of Television Films in Tbilisi.
Awards — bronze medal of the VDNH of the USSR (1978).
Member of the Union of Cinematographers of the USSR since 1978.
