Dora Nedeczky

Dora Nedeczky (*1984) is a producer based in Budapest, Hungary. She started working in film production in 2006. In her early years she worked next to producers András Muhi of Inforg Studio, and Ferenc Pusztai of KMH Film. Dora holds master’s degrees in film theory and history as well as art philosophy from Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE). In 2012 she began to focus on her own professional development by participating in such trainings as EAVE Producers Workshop and EAVE FMW, MAIA, Robert Bosch Co-Production Competition, Berlinale and Sarajevo Talents for instance. She has worked internationally from 2012: at Partizan Films, London; as an independent consultant for the British Council; and has shot short films abroad in the frames of the Sarajevo City of Film and the Kyoto Filmmakers Lab residency programs. Throughout 2014, she combined film education and production as the Head of Film Lab at Nisi Masa, European Network of Young Cinema. Dora produced short films across genres ranging from LGBT to Romanian new wave to observational documentaries, her goal is to initiate social dialogues through her projects. She was the producer of TOUGH GIRLS DON’T DREAM (d.: Zsofia Zsemberi; 2011 – San Francisco LGBT IFF) HOLIDAY AT THE SEASIDE (d.: Cristina Grosan; 2013 – Sarajevo IFF – Atlantic Group Award) and the associate producer of THE SEND-OFF (d.: Ivete Lucas, Patrick Bresnan; 2016 – Sundance IFF, SXSW – Texas Jury Prize) and THE RABBIT HUNT (d.: Patrick Bresnan; 2017 – Berlinale Shorts Competition), among others. She has just finished her latest narrative short WORK IN PROGRESS by Cristina Grosan, and is currently in development with her Noemi Varga’s first feature documentary KING OF FASHION. Most recently she produced Peter Strickland segment in THE FIELD GUIDE TO EVIL which will have its world premiere at SXSW in March, 2018. Dora founded Mindwax, her own production company in 2008.