Viorel Chesaru is a seasoned professional in the film industry, widely recognized for his expertise in post-production and his contributions to critically acclaimed cinema. With a career spanning over two decades, Chesaru has established himself as a key figure in European filmmaking.

Currently serving as the Executive Director at Chainsaw Europe Studio, a leading post-production house, Viorel has played a pivotal role in the success of numerous projects. Among his notable works are "Metronom" (2022), directed by Alex Belc (Un Certain Regard Award for Directing at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival), which explores the trials of youth in the face of political repression; "The Year That Never Came" (2024) by Bogdan Mureșanu (the film won the Venice Horizons Award for Best Film at the 2024 Venice Film Festival), a compelling look at untold historical narratives; "MMXX" (2023) by Cristi Puiu (nominated for Best Feature Film at the 2024 Gopo Awards), a film lauded for its bold storytelling and thematic depth; and "Kontinental 25" (2025), directed by Radu Jude (selected for the 2025 Berlin International Film Festival's Competition), a visionary exploration of contemporary societal dynamics.

Chesaru's roles have included co-producer, supervising producer, post-production supervisor, and supervising sound editor, showcasing his versatile skill set and commitment to excellence. His work is celebrated for its technical precision and creative innovation, solidifying his reputation as a cornerstone of modern European cinema.