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Mick Csáky. Teaching. Independent Television Production Company.
- Mick's Biography
Alongside his film and television work, Mick Csáky has...
- Mick's Productions
Mick Csáky's productions between 1971 - 2021. BERBER. A...
- Mick's Biography
Alongside his film and television work, Mick Csáky has undertaken extensive multi-media and multi-screen audiovisual work for museums (Natural History and Science museums, etc), exhibitions (British Genius and UK Expo pavilions, etc) and art galleries (Hayward Gallery, Musée des Arts Décoratif in Paris, etc).
Mick Csáky's productions between 1971 - 2021. BERBER. A one-hour documentary about the music of the Berber people of Morocco, as co-producer and director with Jeanne Du Pasquier. A Pictures That Move production for LWT's Aquarius strand on ITV. (1972) RETURN TO HONG KONG. A One-hour documentary, as producer and director, narrated by James Cameron.
Mick Csáky (and his twin-brother John, who also attended Dunhurst and Bedales from 1951 - 1963) may have begun his Bedalian odyssey as a youngster fresh from a Shropshire farm, but his origins were in stark contrast to his own apparently bucolic upbringing.
Mick Csáky. Documentary filmmaker. 31 August 1945 to 26 July 2023. A British filmmaker and producer, who predominantly specialised in documentaries, making more than 100 productions for film, television and DVD.
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Mick Csaky was born on 31 August 1945 in England, UK. He was a producer and director, known for Chasing a Rainbow: The Life of Josephine Baker (1986), How Does It Feel? (1976) and The Godmother of Rock & Roll: Sister Rosetta Tharpe (2011). He died on 26 July 2023 in London.
