Olga Loginova is a Belarusian-American documentary filmmaker and journalist based in New York.
Olga Loginova is a 2021 Fellow at Columbia Journalism Investigations, where she has been working on stories about the U.S. communities experiencing extreme climate change.
Her recent documentaries include COVID-19 Diaries for VICE News, and Bratva MC, Brooklyn, NY for Eurasianet. Currently, she is in postproduction on her feature documentary Sacred Leaves about the deforestation of medicinal trees in Brazil, and Fighters: Imported about a group of friends from a martial arts club in Brooklyn. Olga was a freelance cinematographer for PBS NewsHour, producer at Voice of America, and an award-winning documentary filmmaker at RFE/RL.
Olga Loginova has produced stories about the COVID-19 pandemic and political crises in Belarus for VICE News, Brazil’s Globo and Al Jazeera. She collaborated on three award-winning feature documentaries: Our New President by Third Party Films, The Notorious Mr. Bout by Market Road Films, and First to Fall by Rachel Beth-Anderson.
Olga Loginova has a Master’s in science, health, and environmental reporting from Columbia University, and a Master’s in broadcast and cinematic arts from Central Michigan University.