Katerina Gordeeva

Katerina Gordeeva studied at Rostov State University and MSU Faculty of Journalism. The recorded working language is Russian, English and French. The field of work recorded is journalism, war journalism and documentary film. Employment is recorded with VID, NTV and TV Center. Distinctions recorded are TEFI, Journalism as a Profession and Geschwister-Scholl-Preis.

• Name — Katerina Gordeeva • Born — 23 March 1977 • Birth Name — Katerina Vladimirovna Gordeeva • Birthplace — Rostov-on-Don, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union • Children — 4 • Education — Rostov State University • Occupation — Writer, journalist, documentary writer, film producer • Years Active — 1994–present • Notable Works — Change one Life (Video Series), Ruble's Wives, Defeat Cancer, The ZERO Generation • Website — Her YouTube channel

Gordeeva was born in Rostov-on-Don in 1977. She was always interested in becoming a paediatric surgeon. She worked as a nurse throughout the summer holidays when she was 12 years old in the 20th City Hospital in Rostov-on-Don. She then went to work at the department of neonatal pathology in Rostov NIIAP. She started her career in journalism when she became a correspondent for one of Rostov-on-Don's local newspapers 'City N'. In 1993, Gordeeva tried to study in Paris but with changes to her place in Rostov-on-Don, she went back home. In 1994, Gordeeva then studied Journalism at the Rostov State University in Rostov-on-Don. In 1999, she graduated from the Faculty of Journalism at Moscow's State University.

Gordeevas career in Television started in 1995. She worked as an editor, correspondent and author of the Russian TV Program 'Theme[8]/Тема' until 1996. In 1997, she worked as one of the authors for the NTV program 'Originally from childhood'.[9] From 1997 to 1999, she worked as a parliamentary correspondent for the TV program 'Day Seven' with then later working at the Russian Service of the BBC in 2001 under the pseudonym Maria Rasskazova. In July 2002, she reverted to her own name to start working at Russia's TVS TV Channel. This channel however ceased broadcast in 2003. From 2004 until 2006, she worked as a correspondent at Russia's NTV Program 'Today'.[10][11][12]

Gordeeva started producing her first documentary film in 2005. Her first film was titled 'Ruble's Wives'. Since then, she has released various documentaries and films about various topics inside Russia. Most of the films are focused on families and people.[13][14]

• The Man from Nowhere (Человек из ниоткуда) 2018 • Change one Life (Измени одну жизнь) 2017 • Joseph's Children (Дети Иосифа) 2015 • Vote (Голоса) 2014 • The girls are flying (Девочки летят) 2012 • Defeat Cancer (Победить рак) 2012 • The ZERO Generation (Поколение НОЛЬ) 2010 • We are not vegetables (Мы не овощи) 2010 • Nevsky (Невский) 2009 • Further...[22][23][25][26] Silence (Дальше — тишина) 2009 • When leaving, extinguish the light (Уходя, гасите свет) 2009 • Explosion (Взрыв) 2008 • Kind People (Люди добрые) 2007 • Saddam - Invited to be executed (Саддам. Приглашение на казнь) 2007 • Knockin 'on Heaven (Достучаться до небес) 2006 • Life on Loan (Жизнь взаймы) 2005 • Ruble's Wives (Рублёвские жёны) 2005

Gordeeva married Nikolay Solodnikov in 2014. She has four children. Gordeeva speaks English, French and Italian. She resides in Latvia as well as Russia.

The authorities additionally record the headings Katerina Vladimirovna Gordeeva, Katerina Gordeyeva, Katerina Vladimirovna Gordeyeva and Catherina Gordeeva. Her recorded languages were Russian, English, French and Italian. She married Solodnikov Nikolay Nikolaevich.

Katerina Gordeeva is recorded as having received TEFI, Journalism as a Profession and Geschwister-Scholl-Preis. Career and activity. Gordeeva worked in journalism, war journalism, documentary film and literary activity. She was employed by VID, NTV, TV Center, TV-6 and BBC News Russian.