I graduated from Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest with a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts, specializing in Film History and Film Theory, and later earned a Master's Degree in Film Studies, specializing as an Editor.Since 2017, I've been working at the documentary studio Speak Easy Project as an editor, contributing to documentaries like Ultra (2017), Veteranfilm (2018), Ghetto Balboa (2019), and the upcoming Kékkör TV series. My experience also includes editing projects for prominent clients such as BBC, Rolls-Royce, Hungarian Telekom, Samsung, BASF, and others, often managing client communications on commercial projects. As part of my graduation, I directed and edited a 10-minute short film, 1440 (Tramspotting), which premiered in the Panorama section of the Budapest International Short Film Festival (BUSHO) in August 2019.Editing has been a passion of mine since I started at the age of 12. I pride myself on being a quick and precise problem-solver with a strong sense of creativity. I enjoy collaborating with like-minded professionals and delivering well-crafted projects that leave both the client and myself satisfied with the final result.