My masterwork is a production design experiment where I explore how I can create sets with different atmospheres, using a given set of tools. In my work as a production designer, it is common that due to certain factors (budget, time, permits) the possibilities are very limited when designing and creating a set. In such cases, the set has to be created by exploiting the potential of the chosen location. Options are sometimes so limited that the furnishings of the given location must be used to make the most of the space. This is often not ideal, but there are more possibilities than you might think. The layout, the colour of the furnishing textiles and the tone of the light bulb in a lamp are all key factors that can shape the end result. In my masterwork, I present the same space in six different forms through a video clip — set to the music of L.A. Suzi’s “Ki se nyitom a szemem (I won’t open my eyes)”. By varying the arrangement of the furniture, changing textiles and objects, time of the day, lighting and camera positions, I create different visual worlds. The aim of my work is to show how much the designer can shape the visual world of the film, despite the limitations.