Kanbar Institute of Film & Television
 | Karl Bardosh |
Education
B.A., M.A., doctoral studies, Budapest. Director Fellow, American Film Institute Center for Advanced Film Studies.
Biography
Accumulating over 30 years of professional experience in Europe, Hollywood and New York in all genres of film and television, Prof. Karl Bardosh has been an award-winning director, producer, writer, and editor of short features and documentaries. His work has received awards at the International Educational Film Festival, Tokyo (1969); 25th International Film Festival, Melbourne (1976); Best American Short Features, U.S. Film Festival (1977); International Rehabilitation Film Festival, New York (1982) (First Prize); American Film Festival (1985) (First Prize); Jerusalem International Film Festival (1990). Initiated the world's first film-aesthetical education series on a national television network (Hungary, 1967). 1992 to present: Hungarian American TV Producer/Director for PBS.
Current works include "Showmakers: The Pioneers of American Television," a pilot for a television documentary series; Forced March, a full-length feature; and World of Film, a documentary series on international film industries for PBS. 1997: Backstage at the Tony Awards - Multiple Camera Live Webcasting, Director; 1997-1998: Fallen Nest, full length feature - Co-Producer/Dramaturg; 1998: Mamet at the Atlantic Theatre - Multiple camera, big remote, Producer/Director; 1998: Static full length feature - Executive Producer, 1998; Santa Clause - Short feature (European Co-production), Director/Co-Producer. Member of the Programming Committee, Writers Guild of America; Blue Ribbon panelist of the NATAS Emmy Awards and the Student Academy Awards; panelist and member of the Screenwriting Committee, University Film and Video Association. 2002: Director/Co-Producer/Writer/ Supervising Editor of "The Sit Down", a one hour pilot for a 13 part reality entertainment television series. 2002-2003 Director/Co-Writer of "Bank Tellers in Love" - full length feature shot on digital video in and around Miami and Rio de Janeiro. Producer/Director of "Spheroid Memories" -half hour fine arts video essay on the global journey of the world reknown artist and performer, Angel Orensanz. The video opened the Austrian Bienalle, won a Prize of Excellence and was presented at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York for the National Association of Women Artists.
