started making films in the late 1920s with a Pathé Baby
reputed to have made over 400 "small-gauge" films between the 1920s and 1976
post-WWII, he set up the Ogino 8mm Film School
experimented with 8mm, 9.5mm and 16mm film stock
experimented with tinting and colouring film stock
used a wide variety of film stocks including Kodachrome and Sakura Color Film
made home movies, travelogues, experimental films, animation
won many awards both at home and abroad throughout his career including the First International Film Contest in Budapest in 1935. This event was organised by the Hungarian Small-Gauge Film Association