About me
I’m Peter Schulcz, a Budapest-based freelance video editor and colorist with a passion for bringing stories to life through visuals. It took some time for me to fully realize my passion for films and cinema - what began as a hobby in film journalism eventually grew into a professional career, and over time, I felt the pull to explore the more technical and creative aspects of filmmaking.
I’m Peter Schulcz, a Budapest-based freelance video editor and colorist with a passion for bringing stories to life through visuals. It took some time for me to fully realize my passion for films and cinema - what began as a hobby in film journalism eventually grew into a professional career, and over time, I felt the pull to explore the more technical and creative aspects of filmmaking.
I’m Peter Schulcz, a Budapest-based freelance video editor and colorist with a passion for bringing stories to life through visuals. It took some time for me to fully realize my passion for films and cinema - what began as a hobby in film journalism eventually grew into a professional career, and over time, I felt the pull to explore the more technical and creative aspects of filmmaking.
Skills
Video Editing
Video editing
DaVinci Resolve
Assistant editing
Assistant editing
Avid Media Composer
Color grading
DaVinci Resolve
Languages
Hungarian, English, Japanese
Color grading
DaVinci Resolve
Languages
Hungarian, English, Japanese
Combining my fascination with all things digital, I began studying editing through various schools and self-teaching, while working at a small TV station. As my skills grew, I felt a natural urge to specialize, and color grading quickly became my focus.
Now, I aim to approach every project with a clean and professional style that is highly adaptive to my clients’ needs. While I strive to keep myself familiar with the trends of modern media, my main editing philosophy is to avoid overediting, favoring a thoughtful balance that complements the story and visual intent.
Combining my fascination with all things digital, I began studying editing through various schools and self-teaching, while working at a small TV station. As my skills grew, I felt a natural urge to specialize, and color grading quickly became my focus.
Now, I aim to approach every project with a clean and professional style that is highly adaptive to my clients’ needs. While I strive to keep myself familiar with the trends of modern media, my main editing philosophy is to avoid overediting, favoring a thoughtful balance that complements the story and visual intent.
Outside of work, I’m a passionate film enthusiast, with a particular love for the New Hollywood era. I’m also an avid video gamer, fascinated by how the medium continues to converge with the film industry. When I step away from the screen, I love to travel, exploring new places and cultures that inspire me both personally and creatively. Currently, I’m studying Japanese, with the long-term goal of eventually moving to “The Land of the Rising Sun”.
Outside of work, I’m a passionate film enthusiast, with a particular love for the New Hollywood era. I’m also an avid video gamer, fascinated by how the medium continues to converge with the film industry. When I step away from the screen, I love to travel, exploring new places and cultures that inspire me both personally and creatively. Currently, I’m studying Japanese, with the long-term goal of eventually moving to “The Land of the Rising Sun”.
Skills
Video Editing
DaVinci Resolve
Assistant editing
Avid Media Composer
Color grading
DaVinci Resolve
Languages
Hungarian, English, Japanese
Combining my fascination with all things digital, I began studying editing through various schools and self-teaching, while working at a small TV station. As my skills grew, I felt a natural urge to specialize, and color grading quickly became my focus.
Now, I aim to approach every project with a clean and professional style that is highly adaptive to my clients’ needs. While I strive to keep myself familiar with the trends of modern media, my main editing philosophy is to avoid overediting, favoring a thoughtful balance that complements the story and visual intent.