MARKÉTA KOŘÍNKOVÁ TAPLIN

 

M. is a production designer working across feature films, television and commercials.

 

With a background in fine art and training at FAMU in Prague and the National Film and Television School, her work draws on Central European and British cinematic traditions, alongside a fascination with art, architecture and history, and extensive international production experience.

 

From independent auteur cinema to large-scale studio television, she moves between historical, contemporary and imagined worlds, creating distinctive environments with a visual language unique to each project.

 

Her work includes Apple TV+'s The Buccaneers, ITV's The Confessions of Frannie Langton, the BIFA-nominated feature Undergods, alongside commercials for leading brands. She has designed projects across more than twenty countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.

 

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EDUCATION:

M.A. PRODUCTION DESIGN - NATIONAL FILM & TV SCHOOL (Royal College of Arts), Beaconsfield, UK - Cineworld scholar

FAMU, Prague - Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Film Academy - Animation Direction - Czechia

CHARLES UNIVERSITY, Prague - Fine Art & English studies 
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full driving licence

 

languages: Czech (native) English (fluent), very bad German and even worse Russian.

 


WORK ENQUIRIES:

UNITED AGENTS


COMMERCIALS / FEATURE FILMS / TV

Daniela Manunza, Andrew Naylor

DManunza@unitedagents.co.uk

ANaylor@unitedagents.co.uk

 

 

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ALL DRAWINGS ON THIS WEBSITE HAVE BEEN CREATED BY MARKÉTA, unless otherwise mentioned

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MANY THANKS TO THE PHOTOGRAPHERS WHOSE IMAGES HAVE BEEN USED ON THIS WEBSITE

LINKS:

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vimeo

 

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