He holds a degree in Cultural and Visual Anthropology from the University of Miskolc. In the early 2000s, alongside his work as a reporter and editor, he directed several low-budget documentaries; he later founded the Budoku Budapest Documentary Film Festival, serving as its program director. He has led film clubs and organized unique, event-centered screenings. For the past 15 years, he has been a member of the organizing team for the Verzió Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, focusing primarily on the student program and related events; in recent years, he has also served as a program curator, selecting films for the international and Hungarian competition sections. He leverages his experience in community-based cinema as the head of Kinedok Hungary, where film clubs established across the country host hundreds of screenings annually, bringing people together to watch and discuss documentaries. Currently, he is a DLA student at the Doctoral School of the University of Theatre and Film Arts and is in the process of filming his first feature-length documentary.