"One of the most beautiful documentaries I have ever seen <3"
"Everyone should see and understand this.... but it would be good... :)"
"My eight year old daughter and I watched the film almost motionless and in awe. It was wonderful, thank you!"
"It became a curriculum for me and the sixth graders loved it. The feedback is that they learned a lot from it. I'm glad I was able to pass on this wonder to them."
"It was fantastic, thank you. Aniko Für as the narrator added a lot. I have watched it several times, I can't get tired of it. Let's preserve nature for our descendants."
"This film is a miracle! The shots are so mesmerizing that despite the slow pace, the running time just flew by. However, the message it conveys is incredibly important and profound - thank you to everyone who put in the work to bring this masterpiece to light. We are proud to have been born here! <3"
"I clicked to look inside and couldn't stop. It was like a pleasant infusion of calmness. It's a fantastic film in every way. Wonderful images, brilliant editing, pleasant and informative narration, great music, a true professional piece of work. Thank you for the experience!"

ABOUT

Filmjungle Studio is an independent film production company producing mainly science fiction and nature films. An important objective is to provide a place where people who are "starving" for scientific Hungarian content can find it, even in the 21st century media age. The Film Jungle Studio is a kind of reservation, where endangered species and vanishing traditions are preserved and shared with the people.

Films such as the multi-award winning
"What the Trees Whisper About",
the acclaimed
"Poisoned Earth",
The Life and Work of Bence Máté
"The Invisible Bird Photographer",
or the Hungarian nature conservationists
the dedication of nature conservationists
"Nature guardians in action"
a series of films on the work of conservationists in the field.

Balázs Tisza
cameraman
Zsolt Marcell Tóth
cameraman, producer, studio manager
Zoltán Brinner
production manager, office manager
Rita Takács
director, screenwriter, editor
Erik Vidos
assistant director, VFX

I've been working as a cinematographer for ten years, sometimes as a director. I've been involved in several series, short films and documentaries, but it's in nature films that I'm most successful. During my studies, I learned how to make feature films and I am very inspired when I can use this knowledge to make nature films. I like a film to have a challenge, if the visual realisation is difficult or if a task seems impossible at first.
As a nature filmmaker, I know that a good shot requires either a lot of luck or a lot of luck and a lot of dragging, waiting, patience, and a huge capacity to tolerate failure. With a backpack, a tent and of course a camera, I have explored many landscapes, from harsh, frozen places to vibrant jungles, but the diversity of the Carpathian Basin fills me with unbroken adoration. Filmmaking is a responsibility. It is an opportunity to document the state of our environment at the moment and to shape people's perceptions. But filmmaking is also a game and a constant experimentation. These are experiences that make it worthwhile to turn on the camera again and again and show a framed slice of life.
I have been working in the world of film and television for almost 30 years. My first professional steps were in the productions under the name of Róbert Koltai, later as a production manager and then as a production manager at TV2. Marcell Zsolt Tóth lured me 13 years ago into his own business producing nature and educational films, of which I am now part owner. It's a great feeling to give people valuable experiences in this busy world.
I am in awe and awe of the finely honed forest systems, the old trees and the millions of creatures that are inseparable from them. As a filmmaker, I am keen to bring this experience to the audience. 'What the Trees Whisper About' was the first feature-length nature film I had the opportunity to contribute to as a director-screenwriter. An incredibly exciting world opened up to me, and my curiosity has never waned. I have every desire to understand it better and show more of it.
From commercial photography I got into the world of educational films. For the past 12 years I have been involved in various productions, mainly as a digital post-production editor. But this family studio sometimes requires me to step out of my comfort zone, so I don't despair when it comes to grabbing a camera, building a leash in the middle of nowhere or averting disaster with a single piece of duct tape.

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