Gabor Fabricius

His first novel (Más bolygó) was published by the prestigious literary publishing house:Európa Könyvkiadó, in 2016 and was nominated to Aegon Literary Prize in 2016 by the publisher.

His short films were screened over thirty film festivals around the world, and have won several prizes. As creative director, he won the Cannes Golden Media Lion Award Cannes Lions Festival, the Clio New York Silver, and many more. His direct-cinema style short film, Skinner had its world premier at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), won Zoltán Huszárik Prize in 2015 by Hungarian Media Fund.

In 2014, his award-winning short, Skinner, was premiered at Toronto International Film Festival. In 2015 Skinner won Zoltán Huszárik Prize by Hungarian Media Fund.

In 2012, his short, Bianca, a social drama inspired by assassinations against gypsy families in Hungary that time, was premiered at 43rd Hungarian Film Festival.

In 2010 he founded Otherside Stories, a creative film company, which main aim is to define truth in pictures, whether documentary or fiction.

In 2010 he wrote and directed his first, well received short, Grown Ups, that was premiered in Naoussa International Film Festival in Greece.

In 1997 he founded Republic Group, that has become one of the largest, leading creative agency in Budapest. He focused on awareness campaigns in multiple social and commercial topics. He has been directing over three hundred music videos, commercials and cinematic, experimental multimedia initiatives, exhibited in contemporary galeries and museums in Budapest and London. Among many others, he has worked with György Pálfi, Ferenc Török, Nimród Antal, Ferenc Rofusz, Károly Ujj-Mészáros or Pál Sándor.

In 1995 he started studying contemporary Hungarian and English literature at Pázmány Péter University, but later quit for video-art and aesthetics at Moholy-Nagy University, Budapest.

Gábor Fabricus (Budapest, October 25, 1975) is a film director, writer and media designer.