Adam Dobay is a multiplatform writer, researcher and speaker specializing in film storytelling and story patterns. He’s held over 400 lectures since 2010 from Japanese anime to Hollywood’s pop mythology. His two-semester course, Therapy and Enlightenment in Anime ran for two years at the Dharma Gate Buddhist College.
Adam majored in Film Theory and Anglo-American Culture at the University of Budapest, and spent ten years studying comparative mythology. To complement his studies with field experience on the human psyche, he’s delved into areas from classical yoga to Rinzai Zen, and assisted the work of therapists including Dr. Frank Cardelle, PhD.
Adam currently blogs in Hungarian at dobayadam.hu, and preparing his first book, The Story Worlds of Anime, with a planned Hungarian release in 2016. His ten-year stint in the film industry is commemorated on his IMDB page.
Adam is also preparing to launch his anime & cult film blog Moon Rabbit Revolution with posts and videos covering his years of research – you can sign up to get notified of the grand opening here.
Livia Farkas (Via) is an author, blogger and personal brand management specialist. She is the founder and sole writer of Hungarian women’s self-improvement blog urban:eve, having authored 3,400 entries and having taught over 100,000 women on how to design and implement a life they actually like living. Back in the heyday of blogging, urban:eve was voted Best Lifestyle Blog in the 2011 GoldenBlog awards and also won the design award at Cosmopolitan’s Digital Divas conference in 2014, where Livia was a returning speaker. From 2015 onwards, urban:eve introduced its own online learning community, with over 6,000 alumni having completed one or more of the over 8 courses.
Livia majored in English and American Culture at the University of Budapest from 2004 to 2009. She has twenty years of experience in creating websites and building communities around them. She was creator and editor-in-chief of the official Hungarian website for WB series Charmed during its Hungarian run between 2003 and 2011.
Livia’s first book, It’s Not Gonna Get Any Greener: A Practical Guide to Get Out of the Rut debuted at the #3 spot on the Hungarian best seller list and was the 35th best selling book in Hungary in 2013, and 65th in 2014.
Gomez was Cabbit Supreme’s resident lionhead lop rabbit over our formative years, accumulating over 8 years of experience in cute, after graduating from a self-taught training programme on the methodology of mental health support for humans. We miss him dearly.
