Béla Kolozsvári

Bela Kolozsvari is a Hungarian photographer who moved to NYC in 2015 after he lived several countries including Germany, Spain and Belgium. In these places he was learning from other artist to lift his skills about photography and videography to the professional level. After he arrived to the city he was always dreamed about to live in, he started educate himself even more, He took several photography and filmmaking courses. He started working in the restaurant industry, as most New Yorkers do, and he built his company Studio BK New York where he developed three award winning photography series; "City on Canvas," "Americana Project," and "Safe House," which were exhibited in November 2017 in Monk Gallery, Queens, NY. Bela is a two times international exhibited photographer in Hanoi, Vietnam and Melbourne, Australia. In October, 2020 his photography was exhibited in Washington D.C. for the "Mostly Black," exhibit in The Fridge Gallery. As a Director of Photography Bela since 2019 works with Hungarian Television "RTL Klub Hungary," as a producer and camera operator. He's previously worked with Cowboy Killer Pictures in the Studio BK/Cowboy Killer Pictures web series "Dreamland Cleaners." From there he worked on the sci-fi thriller "Safe House," based on his photography series, and two documentaries to be released in 2021. "What Keeps Me Up At Night" is Bela's Directorial Debut, working closely with the New York City based band, More Than Skies.