Zsofia Szemeredy has worked on a range of projects from Alien:Romulus, Hijack, Lee, Poor Things, Dune:Prophecy to Moon Knight, Jack Ryan and more as a sustainability manager and consultant.
She is currently the founder of Leverage Point Entertainment a sustainablity consultancy specalising in film and TV and the co-founder o... Read More
Zsofia Szemeredy has worked on a range of projects from Alien:Romulus, Hijack, Lee, Poor Things, Dune:Prophecy to Moon Knight, Jack Ryan and more as a sustainability manager and consultant.
She is currently the founder of Leverage Point Entertainment a sustainablity consultancy specalising in film and TV and the co-founder of Palbion Films, an independent production company.
Zsófia started working in Film and TV before turning 20. Always aspiring for freedom and creativity, she has been a freelancer and entrepreneur from an early age. Formerly, she co-founded Green Eyes Production (2021–2025) and launched the successful Indie Film Distribution Summit, building on years of hands-on experience across both mainstream and independent sectors. Her journey began in the UK film industry, working with BAFTA albert, eOne, Premier PR, and Picturehouse Entertainment, gaining insight into nearly every aspect of the film chain—from PR and sales to script development and festival strategy.
After attending the prestigious National Film and Television School, where she completed her master’s degree, she discovered her passion: merging storytelling and filmmaking with sustainability. Zsófia’s unwavering dedication to film fuels (with clean energy) her problem-solving mindset and her dream of harmonising sustainability with the cinematic world, recognising both its magical allure and immense responsibility.
Embracing this balance in both her work and personal life, she avidly explores sci-fi—drawn to its (un)sustainable future scenarios—historical dramas, and fantasy. She now works across the UK and European film industries and can most often be found discussing stories over coffee in London or Budapest.
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