Place of Birth. Education. She was born in Simferopol. Graduated from the Dragomanov Pedagogical Institute in Kiev, the directing department of the Karpenko-Kary Institute of Theater Arts (workshop of A. Serebrenikov, A. Marchenko).
Career. Since 1999 he has been the head of the Studio Bayrak production studio, which produces feature films and serials commissioned by Ukrainian and Russian TV channels.
Director. Oksana Bayrak directed many films, including: “Nothing Happens Twice” (2017), “40+, or the Geometry of Feelings” (2016), “To See the Rainbow”, “Share Your Happiness”, “The Chosen One” (2015), “Belated Repentance” (2013), “My New Life”, “Winter Dream” (2011), “Cinderella from Jereb’s Island” (2009), “This is Me” (2009), “Love Cardiogram” (2008), “I Want child “(2008),” Villa of discord, or the dance of the solar eclipse “(2007),” Male intuition “(2007),” Aurora “(2006),” Infant “(2006),” Female intuition “(2003),” Women’s intuition-2 “(2005),” The Bat “(2005),” Two kilometers from the New Year “(2004),” For you, for real “(2004),” Kill me! Please “(2004),” Snow Love, or A Winter Night’s Dream “(2003),” Loafers “(2002),” Paid in Advance “(1992),” Cruise, or a Divided Trip “(1991), etc.
Awards and ratings. At the award ceremony of the IV National Film Business Award of Ukraine (2007), Oksana Bayrak received awards in three nominations: Best Domestic Distributed Film (Aurora), Best Film Site (Aurora) and Man of the Year in the Film Business.
She was the author and host of the “Sentimental Ballads of Serious Men” program on the Inter TV channel. Since 2009, the host of the Let’s Get Married program on the STB channel.
In 2007, Oksana Bayrak took 98th place in the rating “100 Most Influential Women of Ukraine” by the “Focus” magazine.
Political career. In 2006, Bayrak tried to become a deputy BP of Ukraine, running as No. 4 in the list of the pro-Russian party “Putin’s Politics Party” (PPP) (later the party was renamed in 2009 to “United Russia”). Bayrak was not destined to become a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, since the PPP party did not overcome the passing barrier.
Civil position. Oksana Bayrak reacted negatively to the 2013-2014 protests, which were later called Euromaidan, and after the annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014, she moved to Russia and began to work and live there permanently.
Since March 20, 2017, the author and presenter of the author’s TV program “Frankly with Oksana Bayrak” on the TV Center TV channel (Russia).
Family bonds. She was married to cameraman Alexander Kopeikin. Civil husband – Georgy Moskalyuk (born 1986), fitness-trainer.
02/15/2021