[3][4] His first film-making experience was in third grade with his brother, Adrian, when childhood friend Christopher Nolan borrowed a Super 8 movie camera from his parents.
[5] Nolan and Roko also worked together on a documenting a safari across four African countries, organized by the late photojournalist Dan Eldon in the early 1990s.
Trusting his intuition, Belic purchased two cameras on credit and flew with his brother to Tuva to create the documentary feature, Genghis Blues (1999).
[citation needed] Belic associate produced Beyond the Call (2006), which followed three American soldiers-turned-humanitarians traveling to war zones around the world to deliver aid.
The following year, Belic co-produced and shot Indestructible (2007), which was filmed in locations from China to Israel and followed one man's search for a cure for his terminal illness.