Independent producer and managing director of SPARKS in Budapest. She studied at ÉSIAME in France, HEC in Belgium, and two universities in Budapest, and in 2021 completed a professional producer training program at UCLA School of Theatre, Film and Television in the United States. She has worked in the film industry since 1996 and has been involved in the (co)production and production of independent films, international co-productions, and projects supported by the National Film Institute since 2007. Her films have been presented at international festivals such as Cannes, Montreal, SXSW, San Sebastian, Camerimage, Tallinn, Shanghai, and Sarajevo. Her mission is to support the young generation of filmmakers with professional and technical contributions.

She began her career more than four decades ago as an assistant director at Iskolatelevízió (School Television) alongside György Palásthy, working on the TV series Családi kör (“Family Circle”). Among her independent directing works is the cultural-historical series Csodálatos fák (“Wonderful Trees”), created in collaboration with Marcell Jankovics and awarded the Nívó Prize. She later spent several years in the Art Editorial Department of Duna Television under the leadership of Sándor Sára, where she made documentaries on the Kner family, Antal Szerb and Kunó Klebelsberg, as well as portrait films and film essays on Miklós Hubay, Ágnes Gergely and István Fekete. Her work received the Duna Television Nívó Prize and the Kamera Hungária Grand Prize in the Cultural Category (Poems). Since 2009, she has worked again for MTV (Hungarian Television) as editor-director of the Memento documentary series, later serving as Deputy Head of the Cultural Editorial Department, Editor-in-Chief and Intendant at MTV Zrt. In 2015, she became Head of the Public and Documentary Editorial Department at Duna Zrt., overseeing both radio and television, as well as Production Director of the Virtuosos Chamber music program. She currently serves as Advisor to the CEO.

CG expert and entrepreneur with fourteen years of experience in the animation industry. He has worked on a wide range of projects worldwide, from retail productions to Marvel films. For the past ten years, he has led the Hungarian animation studio Derengő.

Award-winning film expert and filmmaker, recipient of the Bánffy Miklós Award and the Hungarian Film Award. He is an Associate Professor at the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. For nearly a decade, he was the creator and head of the Hungarian Media Patronage Program, he has also served as director of the National Audiovisual Archive and the Bűvösvölgy Media Literacy Education Center. Currently, he is a member of the National Film Institute’s Television Board and the Film College of the National Cultural Fund, as well as Chair of the ART Committee. Tamás has been involved in the creation of numerous film productions, both as a creator and producer. He is also active as a jury member at national and international film festivals, as well as an organizer and speaker at professional conferences. He has authored or edited several professional books and monographs.

Péter Svéd serves as Senior Creative Producer at DIGIC’s newest business unit, DIGIC Productions. With more than 20 years of versatile professional experience, he helps lead DIGIC’s feature-length animation and original IP development efforts, working alongside Sándor Rabb and the small but powerful development team. Previously, Péter held Executive Producer and Head of Production roles at renowned CG studios in Sydney, Australia. Throughout his career, he has contributed to the realization of numerous high-end CG projects for clients such as Activision, Ubisoft, Riot Games, Square Enix, Toyota, Bethesda Softworks, and Warner Brothers IE. On the Netflix animated series Battle Kitty—with nearly 400 minutes of content—Péter further expanded his expertise in large-scale production management.