Viola Zasowska

Birthplace

Poland

Biography

Viola Zasowska is a Polish cinematographer, filmmaker, and creative collaborator whose work blends emotional depth with striking visual storytelling. She earned the Silver Award for Best Cinematography at the Pinnacle Film Awards for Call Me and has been a key creative force behind many of Arek Zasowski’s award-winning productions. Known for her precision behind the camera and her intuitive sense of mood and light, Viola has shaped the visual language of films such as Let Go: The Prelude—where she also made her acting debut—and the Bronze Telly Award-winning series Actors By Actors Show, where she captured behind-the-scenes moments with cinematic elegance. Although cinematography remains her primary passion, Viola has also appeared on screen in several of Arek Zasowski’s acclaimed films, earning a Best Supporting Actress award for her performance and demonstrating her natural presence and emotional truth in front of the camera. In addition, she frequently serves as First Assistant Director, bringing discipline, clarity, and creative harmony to set operations. Deeply dedicated to the craft of visual storytelling, Viola continues to bring sensitivity, beauty, and authenticity to every frame, establishing herself as one of the most talented and versatile visual artists of her generation.