Béla Ternovszky
Director
Born in 1943, Béla Ternovszky studied at the Department of Philosophy and Aesthetics at the Evening University of Marxism-Leninism, graduating in 1964. He then worked at the Pannónia Film Studio and later at the Film Company. He initially worked as a cartoonist, then as a motion designer and director.
His first short film, "Modern Training Methods", won numerous awards at national and international festivals. In 1966, he achieved festival success with "Öt perc gyilkosság", written by József Nepp. In 1979, Ternovszky worked for the television company Bayerischer Rundfunk with Infafilm in Germany. After completing his successful television series "Pumukli", he became co-owner of Stúdió II. Ltd. where he also worked as a director for over twenty years. He achieved international fame with the animated film "Macskafogó" in 1986, for which he made a sequel in 2007.
His first short film, "Modern Training Methods", won numerous awards at national and international festivals. In 1966, he achieved festival success with "Öt perc gyilkosság", written by József Nepp. In 1979, Ternovszky worked for the television company Bayerischer Rundfunk with Infafilm in Germany. After completing his successful television series "Pumukli", he became co-owner of Stúdió II. Ltd. where he also worked as a director for over twenty years. He achieved international fame with the animated film "Macskafogó" in 1986, for which he made a sequel in 2007.
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