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Education:
2003-2005: American Film Institute Conservatory, Cinematography Department, (Hollywood, California), MFA degree.
1995-2000: University of Drama & Film (Budapest, Hungary), Cinematography Department, graduate studies.
Awards and Nominations:
2009: Best Cinematographer (Short film Category-Hungarian Society of Cinematographers)
2008: Best Cinematographer, Media Wave Festival
2007: Best Cinematographer, Media Wave Festival
2006: Best Cinematographer Prize, Capalbio Cinema
2006: Best Cinematography Nominee, Sacramento Film Festival
2005: Panavision Gold Circle Award
2005: Best Cinematographer Prize, DaKino Festival, Bucharest, Romania
2005: Best Cinematographer Prize, Belo Horizonte Film Festival, Brazil
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2005: Process Award for Visual Excellence, Cleveland International Film Festival
2005: Best Cinematographer Prize (Short Film Category), Hungarian Film Week
2004: AFI Nomination for EASTMAN Scholarship
1998: Best Cinematographer-Kodak Prize, Media Wave Festival, Hungary
Feature films:
2009: The Frankenstein Project (35mm, in production, dir: Kornel Mundruczo)
2008: Delta (35mm, 92 min. 2006-2008, dir: Kornél Mundruczó, Hungarian Film Week 2008: Grand Prize, Gene Moskowitz -Foreign Critic's- Prize, Cannes Official Selection 2008 & FIPRESCI Prize)
2005: Johanna (35 mm, 89 min, shared credit, dir: Kornél Mundruczó, Official Selection Cannes-Un Certain Regard, 2005, Winner of L'Age d'Or - Main Prize, Bruxells International Film Festival, 2005)
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2001: Chico (35 mm, 106 min, shared credit , dir: Ibolya Fekete; Winner of Best Director Prize, Karlovy Vary, 2001, Winner of John Templeton prize, Berlin – Los Angeles Freedom Film Festival)
2000: Sticky Matters (35 mm, 89 min; Winner of Best First Film Director Prize, 2001, Winner of the National Film and TV Critics’ Prize, Hungary, 2002)
Short films (selected work):
2010: The Gentleman Takes His Leave (35mm, 25 min, dir: Laszlo Nemes Jeles, Timea Varkonyi; Winner of Best Short film Director and Best Short film Cinematographer Prize-Hungarian Film Week)
2009: The History of Aviation (35mm, 16 min, dir: Balint Kenyeres, Official Selection-Cannes Quinzaine des Realisateurs, 2009)
2008: The Counterpart (35mm, 17 min, dir: Laszlo Nemes Jeles)
2008: Five Miles Out (35mm, 22 min, dir: Andrew Haigh, Official Selection-Berlin International Film Festival 2009)
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2006: With a Little Patience (35mm, 11 min, dir: Laszlo Nemes Jeles; Winner of the Hungarian Society of Cinematographer's
(H.S.C.) Award for Best Cinematography -Short Film Category-, Angers - Premiers Plans Festival 2008: Grand Prix, Prix ARTE - Bilbao International Festival of Documentary and Short Films 2007: Silver Mikeldi)
2006: Vartan LLP (35mm, 17 min, dir: David Myles Price, Best Short Film - Las Vegas International Film Festival, Best Drama - LA Shorts Film Festival)
2005: Chicxulub (35mm, 12 min, dir: Malona Voigt, Official Selection of the XIII. CAMERIMAGE Festival, Student Panorama Section, 2005)
2005: Goyta (35mm, 14 min, dir: Joanna Jurewitz, Official Selection CANNES 2007 - Cinefondation)
2005: My Backyard Was A Mountain (35mm, 24 min, dir: Adam Schatler, Winner of the International Student Competition, Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, 2005; Imagen Award for Best Student Film; Grand Prize,
Rhode Island International Film Festival; ...
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...Best Short, Kodak International Student Competition, Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival)
2004: Birth of Industry (S35mm, 19 min, dir: Gabriella Tollman; The Process Award for Visual Excellence - 29th Cleveland International Film Festival)
2004: Before Dawn (S35mm, 15 min, dir: Bálint Kenyeres; Best Short film Director and Best Short film Cinematographer Prize-Hungarian Film Week 2005; Hungarian Nomination for the 32nd Annual Student Academy Awards; Official Selection Cannes 2005; Best Short Film-Sarajevo Int’l Film Festival; Grand Jury Prize-St. Petersburg International Short Film Festival;Best Short film Director and Best Cinematographer-Belo Horizonte, Brazil; Honorable Mention at 2006 Sundance International Film Festival; European Film Academy Award, Best European Short Film 2006)
2003: Over the Border (35mm, 24 min, dir: Árpád Schilling; Official Selection - 61th Venice International Film Festival; Grand Prix du Jury, Premiers Plans Festival Angers, France, 2005)
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Commercials:
For clients such as Suzuki, T-Mobile/Westel, Parmalat, Procter&Gamble, Masterfoods, Tetra Pack, etc.
For the agencies: Leo Burnett Budapest, Grey Worldwide, Young & Rubicam, TBWA Budapest, etc.
Professional experience:
2005: Camera intern and "C"-Camera operator (not credited) for Janusz Kaminski ASC in Steven Spielberg’s Munich
1998: Second Unit Cinematographer in the award winning feature Close to Love (dir: András Salamon)
1997: Second Unit Cinematographer in the stop-motion animation Don Quixote (dir: Csaba Varga)
Other qualification:
Member of the Hungarian Society of Cinematographers (H.S.C)
Member of the European Film Academy (E.F.A)
Advanced Open Water Diver (PADI License)
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