Kata Karath is a documentary filmmaker and journalist covering science, the environment and Latin America. She has written for Science Magazine, The New Scientist, The Guardian and Quartz. Her documentary work includes working as a fixer, interpreter, translator and researcher on productions for the BBC, Sky, and Animal Planet. For Black Leaf Films she was location AP and researcher on Prejudice and Pride in Hungary, for which she secured incredible access to Hungary’s far-right movements. In 2019 she developed and co-directed Ecuador’s Hidden Treasure, for Al Jazeera’s Women Make Science series.