Emily Kordovich is a cinematographer and director based in Brooklyn, NY. She grew up a first-generation Macedonian immigrant in a small town outside Rochester, NY. 

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Emily has been living and working in New York, honing her storytelling skills and holistic approach to cinematography since 2018. Much of the work she has lensed focuses on immigrant stories, women’s stories, and queer stories; always with the goal of aiding the story and making people feel something with her visuals. A recent project Emily lensed, One Million Girls, a sketch comedy pilot, won Best of Late Night at SeriesFest 2023. Several other recent short films Emily have lensed include You Mourn Weird, Ephemeral, ELENA, Lake Pluto, and The Children's Corner.

 

Emily graduated her undergrad in 2018 with a BFA double major in Film & Animation (craft: Cinematography) and Advertising Photography. Her thesis film shot on 16mm, ELENA, was selected for the RIT Honors Show 2018 and was RIT’s selected participant for the international CILECT prize. 

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She’s worked with clients such as Google, Architectural Digest, The Zoe Report, Food & Wine, NYLON, Metropolis Report, NOTION, Comedy Central, Bustle, Martha Stewart Living, PUNCH Magazine, MaxMara, and more.