About

Lóránd Márton is a Hungarian cinematographer with more than a decade of experience in film, where he’s combined technical know-how with an eye for rich storytelling. Growing up in a family of educators and artists, he developed an appreciation for art and sciences early on, later pursuing formal studies in film across Turkey, Switzerland, and South Korea.

By 35, he had already lensed two feature films, Complotul Bonelor and Wonder Coach, building a reputation for capturing rich, atmospheric visuals that enhance the emotional core of a story.

In addition to features, Lóránd’s portfolio includes shorts, documentaries, and commercial work, where he’s enjoyed collaborating with directors from all over the world. A voting member of the European Film Academy, he’s worked in countries like Ukraine (during the war), the UK, Spain, France, Austria, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, and South Korea, drawing inspiration from each location.

Always open to international projects, Lóránd is passionate about crafting impactful visuals that resonate across borders and cultures.

Filmography

Cinematographer

TitleFormatDirectorCountryYear
Cine nu e gataFeature FilmFlorian AnghelRO2025
Complotul BonelorFeature FilmIura LuncașuRO2024
Dear DadShort FilmIoachim CiobanuRO2021
PS5: Bean x MichaDocumentaryFlorin IvanRO2021
This Is '88Short FilmIoachim CiobanuRO2021
StrigoiShort FilmFlorian AnghelRO2021
Battle of ThronesVideoFlorin IvanRO2019

Camera & Electrical Department

TitleRoleDirectorCountryYear
Ca feteleCamera OperatorCamelia PopaRO2024
The Gray House1st ACRoland JofféUSA / RO2024
A Town Called Purgatory1st ACMatt ServittoUSA / AT2024
AmarCamera OperatorDiana GavraRO / ES2024
GanapathGafferVikas BahlUK / IN2023
Hentai Sushi1st ACAndrei BarbuRO2023
CuttputlliCamera SupervisorRanjit TewariUK / IN2022
One True SingerCamera OperatorMarin DinescuRO2022
Repetiția de seară1st ACCsaba KissRO2021
Tinerețe, dulce bătrânețe2nd ACDiana ȘtefănescuRO2021
Reparați falițiCamera OperatorMatei MocanuRO2021
Snow, Tea and LoveGimbal TechnicianCătălin BugeanRO2021
Biedermann și incendiatorii1st ACAndrei MăgălieRO2020
The World to ComeLoader (16mm)Mona FastvoldUSA / RO2020
The Promised Life1st ACRicky TognazziIT / RO2020
Eduard, fermier urban1st ACAlex CotețRO2019
Las FierbințiCamera OperatorGabriel AchimRO2019
MangalițaCamera OperatorGeorge DogaruRO2019
Heidi2nd ACCătălin MitulescuRO2019
Undeva în Moldova1st ACLigia CiorneiRO2019
The FamilyCamera Operator (RO)Alex GibneyUSA / RO2019
The Princess Switch2nd ACMike RohlUSA / RO2018
Valea mută (The Silent Valley)2nd ACMarian CrișanRO2016
Element 12nd Unit DoPDamian HorațiuRO2013
Hatfields & McCoysCamera TraineeKevin ReynoldsUSA / RO2012
Diaz: Don't Clean Up This BloodCamera TraineeDaniele VicariIT / RO2012

Full credits on IMDb

Education & Training

Babeș-Bolyai University, Film Faculty, Cluj-Napoca (2009 to 2013)
Dongguk University, Film Faculty, Seoul (2012)
Università della Svizzera italiana, Locarno (2011)
Yeditepe University, Fine Arts Faculty, Istanbul (2010)

Masterclasses with Christian Berger AAC (2017), Roger Simonsz BSC (2016), the Hungarian Society of Cinematographers (2012), James Chressanthis ASC and Florin Mihăilescu RSC (2010); Kodak cinematography workshops (2009 to 2010).

Languages: Hungarian, Romanian (native), English (fluent)

short bio

Lóránd Márton is a Hungarian cinematographer with more than a decade of experience in film, where he’s combined technical know-how with an eye for rich storytelling. Growing up in a family of educators and artists, he developed an appreciation for art and sciences early on, later pursuing formal studies in film across Turkey, Switzerland, and South Korea.

By 35, he had already lensed two feature films—Complotul Bonelor and Wonder Coach—building a reputation for capturing rich, atmospheric visuals that enhance the emotional core of a story.

In addition to features, Lóránd’s portfolio includes shorts, documentaries, and commercial work, where he’s enjoyed collaborating with directors from all over the world. A voting member of the European Film Academy, he’s worked in countries like Ukraine (during the war), the UK, Spain, France, Austria, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, and South Korea, drawing inspiration from each location.

Always open to international projects, Lóránd is passionate about crafting impactful visuals that resonate across borders and cultures.