Gleb Osatinski is a director and producer known for his seven award-winning short films, which have been screened at over fifty film festivals worldwide. His film "The House at the Edge of the Galaxy" was nominated for the FutureCity Yokohama Award at the Short Shorts and Asia Film Festival. It also opened the CRAFTED FOR LEXUS Screening Awards at the same festival and won the Vortex Sci-Fi and Fantasy Award at the Rhode Island International Film Festival, as well as Best Sci-Fi Short at the Garden State Film Festival. His film "The Quantified Self" was nominated for Best Narrative Short at the Woodstock Film Festival and earned him a Programmers Award at the Sidewalk Film Festival, along with a Runner-Up award at the Boston Underground Film Festival. This film was also featured on ARTE TV in their curated Tracks TV program in France and Germany. Gleb's short film "Checkmate" won the REEL13 contest and aired on PBS. Additionally, his film "Father" was nominated for the Golden Dragon Award at the Krakow Film Festival in 2020. "Outsiders" won Best Student Short at both the Paris Film Festival and Moscow Film Festival, as well as Best Drama at the Real Film Festival. It also received nominations for Best Dramatic Short from the Ashland Film Festival and the Maryland Film Festival. Gleb is a recipient of the 2020 Katherina Otto-Bernstein Grant from Columbia University and received Fiscal Sponsorship from Gotham (IFP) in 2021 for his latest project, "Obraza (Resentment)." He was recognized as a Lighthouse Selections Talent at the T-Port Market in 2021. His latest short "Obraza (Resentment)" premiered at Berlinale (Generation) in 2024, winning Best Short Film at the Vilnius International Film Festival, the Best Jury Award at the Sarajevo Film Festival (TeenArena), and the Best Narrative Short Award at the Oscar-Qualified Woodstock Film Festival. ARTE has also broadcast this film in France and Germany. Gleb graduated from Columbia University School of the Arts in 2022.