Amber Rose Kandarian (Ամբեր Ռոուզ Կանդարյան; born
1982) is an Armenian-American filmmaker, founder of Impact
International Pictures. Kandarian is a graduate of the University of
California, Irvine and was selected to be a video/multimedia artist
scholar at Seven Degrees in Laguna Beach.Kandarian was one of the
first ArtsBridge scholars in the Picturing Peace project.She produced
and directed the feature documentary Respect the Doc, a feature-length
documentary about documentary filmmakers and how they can shift
culture. This film had a theatrical release in California and Sydney.
Kandarian also taught courses on documentary filmmaking at the Sydney
Film School.In 2005, Kandarian traveled to New Zealand to edit TVNZ's
The Rookie on Studio Two with Taylormade Media. During this time, she
won the award for best cinematography at the New Zealand 48-Hour Short
Film Festival for her mockumentary Bruised Gold, about the dangers of
a fictional drug derived from bananas, later shown on the C4
television network.
1982) is an Armenian-American filmmaker, founder of Impact
International Pictures. Kandarian is a graduate of the University of
California, Irvine and was selected to be a video/multimedia artist
scholar at Seven Degrees in Laguna Beach.Kandarian was one of the
first ArtsBridge scholars in the Picturing Peace project.She produced
and directed the feature documentary Respect the Doc, a feature-length
documentary about documentary filmmakers and how they can shift
culture. This film had a theatrical release in California and Sydney.
Kandarian also taught courses on documentary filmmaking at the Sydney
Film School.In 2005, Kandarian traveled to New Zealand to edit TVNZ's
The Rookie on Studio Two with Taylormade Media. During this time, she
won the award for best cinematography at the New Zealand 48-Hour Short
Film Festival for her mockumentary Bruised Gold, about the dangers of
a fictional drug derived from bananas, later shown on the C4
television network.
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