I am a video journalist, visual storyteller, and fixer with nearly 20 years of freelance experience in international media. I spent five years as a video journalist for the RFE/RL Hungarian service, producing digital video content and investigative reports. Alongside my reporting, I regularly coordinate and fix for international broadcasters and publications, including English, Italian, Belgian, Dutch, Portuguese, and German media. I am highly multilingual and work fluently across six languages. In an increasingly saturated media environment, my goal is to fight disinformation and find new, impactful ways to use motion pictures so that an important true story doesn't sink in the daily sea of data. I still think a camera is the best tool for this.
Hungarian film enthusiast Dezso Racsik has built a vintage cinema projection room in an outbuilding in his garden on the outskirts of Budapest. He hopes to open it to the public so others can share his interest in cinema’s golden age.
Factual, straightforward report describing a hobbyist's vintage cinema project and plans.
Tens of thousands gathered in Budapest on October 23, the anniversary of Hungary’s 1956 uprising against Soviet rule. Prime Minister Viktor Orban led a rally he called a “Peace March,” emphasizing opposition to military support for Ukraine, while opposition leader Peter Magyar and the Tisza Party organized a mass demonstration.
Mostly factual reporting, with some political framing through the leaders’ competing descriptions of their rallies.
Straightforward event coverage presenting competing political rallies and positions without clear endorsement.
