All my life I've been a creative visioner with way more ideas and concepts I ever had the chance to pursuit. I am good at conceptualizing and envisioning but I lack the skills to be a "closer". This means I can draw enthusiasm when I talk about things I believe in, but as soon as I have to become a business CEO to close deals with clients or investors, I become uninterested in the situation. If I want my ideas to get on track and grow, I need to partner up with a sales-shark....Right now I am working as a creative lead alchemist in a €5 million project funded by the European Union program called Urban Innovative Actions (UIA). The concept was born in my head (along with a friend of mine) 3 years ago about a platform that helps everyone to find their long-buried creativity and talent, and that forges people into communities via co-creation. I believe that digital loneliness is a serious societal issue - people live their social lives online, believing they do have a social network while in fact they become more and more segregated, isolated and lonely. My hypothesis which this project aims to prove is that by finding and nourishing our creativity, and by starting to actually create things we ultimately will get in contact with similar people and be part of true communities of cultural nature. And cultural interest is probably the best foundation for any given communities - sports and politics are the strongest glue, but IMHO those communities are ticking bombs while those kept together by cultural-creative bonds are by nature inclusive and heartful.This project - called Cultural Urban Platform 4 Creativity (https://www.uia-initiative.eu/en/uia-cities/budapest-ujbuda) - was among the 6 that were selected out of 200 last summer to be granted which is a personal success and everlasting joyride to me. My professional life until Q4 of 2023 is mainly about building this project up to become scaleable throughout Europe and oveseas....If I had to pick something that I love doing most (other than continuously bearing new ideas or doing carpentry or be fanatically into music etc), it has to be filmmaking, photography and design. I've been doing these since my teenage years and never I feel more comfortable than being on set, behind a camera or working in the editing room. I have 2 documentaries in production, 3 animation shorts in pipe and dozens of feature plots and synopses in my drawer.I was also founder and creative director of Escape Media (www.escapemedia.eu) for 9 years, a pioneer in the field of Cinematic VR production.