Sergio Morkin was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 1992 he finished his studies in cinematography in Buenos Aires. He specialized in film and drama direction with recognized professors such as Ricardo Bartis, Lorenzo Quinteros, and Pompeyo Audivert. From 1993–96 he worked as a professor, cameraman and direction assistant in several feature films and documentaries.

In 1999 he began work on the documentary “Oscar”. He was invited to a producers meeting in Marseille, France, by the Argentinean Ministry of Foreign Affairs to present the work-in-progress. He received funding to complete the film from institutions in Spain, Canada and Argentina. Acting as director, screenwriter and cameraman, he completed the award-winning film in 2004. Currently Mr. Morkin lives in Mexico, where he teaches between film projects.

Filmography:
“Oscar” Feature Documentary, Argentina, 2004

Awards:
-    Best Feature Film, Guadalajara International Film Festival (Mexico).
-    Special Jury Mention, Guadalajara International Film Festival (Mexico).
-    Best Feature Film, Festival de Cine Pobre, Gibara (Cuba).
-    Film selected for the closing ceremony, Margaret Mead International Film and Video Festival (NYC).
-    Official Selection, La Havana Film Festival (Cuba).
-    Official Selection, Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival - BAFICI, (Argentina).