Further Research: Alina Solopova

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Alina Solopova is a Ukrainian content creator currently based in Germany. She travels around the world and creates documentaries about people who are professionals in their field and their unique experiences

Alina Solopova



I have been sincerely enjoyed Alina's work since I was 14-15 years old, so I have been her follower for 5-6 years. 

"I am absolutely passionate about life, exploring, creating and inspiring people through my vision of the world.
The combination of cinematic approach, emotional storytelling and dedication towards my passion let me hit over 1 million subscribers on my Youtube channel. All these people inspire me to continue exploring the world and reveal exciting stories through the lens of my camera" (Solopova,2022)

Alina began by working as a model, but after a few years she admitted on her YouTube channel that this work took a lot of her power and energy, and she stopped feeling attractive and started to focus on her beauty, which gave rise to many personal complexes. The girl decided to quit modelling and start studying. Alina completed her higher education in Germany, where she still lives. And for the last 4 years she has been engaged in photography and video-making. She has made documentaries about surfers in Portugal, climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa and created a separate photo project about it, and walked several hundred kilometres along the Santiago Pilgrims' Way in Portugal on her own. It's fascinating and inspiring

Beyond one's capabilities | Climbing Kilimanjaro

Beyond one's capabilities | Climbing Kilimanjaro

Beyond one's capabilities | Climbing Kilimanjaro

Alina also actively manages social media and a YouTube channel. The girl is a professional meditator, which she shares on her social media. She inspires an audience of almost 700,000 followers on Instagram and 1.33 million subscribers on 



Reference

Solopova, A. (2022). Video Creator | Alina Solopova. [online] www.alinasolopova.com. Available at: https://www.alinasolopova.com [Accessed 24 Nov. 2023].



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