
Fourteen brands, and the method that makes a two-day call sheet carry three worlds.
Fourteen brands2018 – 2025Budapest & Bucharest






Four scenes of an imaginary film, each demonstrating one camera function. Three worlds in two shooting days — the Kelenföld power plant, a New York street on the Korda backlot at Etyek, and a panelled office built from scratch. The chandelier shop on the street is signed Moradi & Sons, after the producers.









Five spots across the range, each with its own world — a ballroom, a poolside party, the countryside, a trip to the lake.
Garlic
Pizza
Salty
SpinachFour flavours, four worlds, one day. The studio was small enough that the sets had to be planned around the camera and the crew as much as around the shot, with roughly half an hour to strike one world and dress the next. So every wall was drawn to size and costed before anything was cut — which surfaces were painted and which tiled, which battens were real and which wall was only a photo backing, what could stay standing between setups.



Three night worlds — a wet street under signage, a neon-lit bar, a window drawn in light.
Morning
Drying the paint
Dressed by eveningThe part of the job nobody photographs. Bare flats on a studio floor in the morning, fresh paint pushed dry with a hair dryer so the room could be dressed the same evening, and by the end of the day a living room that looked lived in.
Belvita
Telekom
Oral-B
Orange
Groupama
Milka
Bauhaus
Szentkirályi
Fuze TeaAlso contributing Nestlé · Nintendo · Braun · Tchibo · WestJet · Oppo · Edeka · Gillette
Brands
Xiaomi · Dreher · Bake Rolls · Bauhaus · Orange · Szentkirályi · Groupama · Samsung · Belvita · Telekom · Gillette · Philip Morris · Milka · Oral-B
Feature-film method on a commercial schedule — the whole world designed off the script, then compressed into the days that actually exist.