Karina Musabasheva

I am a Bulgarian filmmaker who graduated in Film and Television with a focus on Directing in Berlin.  I specialize in short films with an abstract and surreal touch, as well as music and dance videos, always looking for new ways to merge movement and narrative.

My background is in dance, dance video production, and the arts, which has always influenced my approach to visual storytelling.

My passion for filmmaking deepened during an internship at Nu Boyana Film Studios in Sofia, where I gained valuable on-set experience and fell in love with the collaborative energy of a film set. 



My strongest suits lie in directing, as well as writing and conceptualizing stories. I enjoy shaping a project from its earliest idea to its final execution.

As a director, I believe it's crucial to understand editing, and I have the knowledge and skills to refine my work in post-production. 

I also have experience working as a 1st AD on small projects, as well as Set PA, Office PA, and Chaperone roles in bigger productions. I’ve assisted in production coordination and on-set operations while working with B2Y, Nu Boyana, Bazuka Productions, and Handplayed.

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On the set of the short film

"Trauer und Tarantella"

as a 1st AD

2025, Berlin

Storyboards

Storyboarding helps me bring ideas to life visually before they reach the screen. I use my drawing skills to shape the story, mood, and style for every project I work on.

Pre-Production Work

For me, having a clear vision before starting a project is essential. I'm a very visual person, and I rely heavily on the conceptual and visual presentation of an idea to guide my work. That’s why I put a lot of effort into this phase—to ensure that the goal is clear and every creative decision aligns with it.

Contact Me

My inbox is always open, you can contact me using the contact form here or using the details below:

@: musabkarina@gmail.com

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