SpeakEasy Project

SpeakEasy Project is a working platform for collectively developed art projects, founded by László Józsa. He studied at the Central European University in Budapest and has been working as a producer and production director in film and television since 2004. Józsa has made documentaries and short films for the station TV2-Hungary, Hungarian National Broadcasting and various online platforms. In 2011 he produced the independently financed work “Film Until the Ashes”, in which he accompanied a cycle tour from Great Britain to Australia. Loránd Balázs Imre has been a member of SpeakEasy Project since 2008. As a director, he collaborates closely with László Józsa and has built up a large network of support for the working platform. Previously he worked in the US, above all for non-profit organisations, and in Hungary as a PR assistant, consultant and project manager for various communications agencies. Since 2008 he has been managing director for the Hungarian branch of the communications agency East Side Consulting. Csaba Gyula Hernáth has been a member of SpeakEasy Project since 2012 and participated in “Menjek / Maradjak” as an editor. He graduated with a masters degree in visual communication and developed various videos, including those using the Anima Sound System.