Magarditch Halvadjian

Magarditch Halvadjian was born on 18th of February, 1967 in Pleven, Bulgaria. He has been actively involved in directing since 1992. He graduated the New Bulgarian University with Directing Mastership. He lectured "Directing and production in the TV show business" in the same university. In 1996 he created "Max Group - 1", which produced the TV shows "Crossing Point" and "Fatal Attraction". During this period he has shot most of his music videos. In 2002 he created the production companies "Global Films" and "Global Frame", 'Open Frames", lineal heir to "Global Group". In 2012, Mr. Halvadjian established 'Open Frames' company, focused on film production. In 2015 the Company shot its first movie called 'Nightworld'. Main role in the movie had the American actor Jason London and his partner was the worldwide famous Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger). Next project of the Company was the movie 'Havana Darkness' - shot in the USA and Cuba - that is the first in history thriller in English shot in Cuba! In 2016 (fall) 'Open Frames' produced and filmed 'Welcome to Acapulco'. The shooting took place in Mexico (Acapulco) and the USA (New York). Main acts were Michael Madsen, William Baldwin and Paul Sorvino. In the summer of 2017 he has shot a short comedy - "The Elephone Man", which was written and directed by him. The film is completed and selected by several international film festivals in USA and Europe. Magarditch Halvadjian was a chairman of the Movie and Television Producers Association from 2009 to 2012. In 2014, he became co-founder and member of the Management board of the Film Committee Association of Bulgaria A year later, in 2015 he was honored with the title "Academic" from the Bulgarian Academy of Science and Art. In the end of 2016 Magarditch Halvadjian received a badge of honor "Golden Century" by the Ministry of Culture for his outstanding contribution to Bulgarian culture and the development of cultural cooperation. He was awarded the "Best TV producer" by Darik radio's "Man of the year". In the autumn of 2017, Magarditch Halvadjian produced a TV series "Suburban Cops", by the original Spanish TV series "Los Hombres de Paco".