I am a Photographer and Director of Photography shooting in Europe. I work in commercial and narrative video content production for creative agencies, brands, musicians, and corporates.

I’ve always been a very creative person, constantly seeking new ways to express myself. When I grew old enough to realize that words weren’t the best outlet for my ideas, I discovered photography, and that’s when my passion truly began.
I got my first reflex camera at 13 and I haven’t let go of it since. At first, I photographed my travels, and soon my high school friends became my first muses. I’m still grateful to them for allowing me to practice and experiment on them in those early years.

This love for photography only grew stronger over time and eventually led me to consider pursuing a career in the field. I got a Bachelor’s Degree in Photography and Visual Arts at the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) in Milan. During those years, I refined my practice and developed a personal style. I experimented with many different genres: street, fashion, portrait, still life. I worked with a wide range of technical equipment, both in studio and outdoors: cameras, lenses, lights and so on.

It was there that I discovered my love for analog photography. I was fortunate enough to have access to a darkroom, where I developed my skills in developing my own film. I’m also deeply thankful for the connections I made during those years, which led me to collaborate with other talented students,
especially in the fashion field.

Still, while I loved photography, I felt like something was missing, an itch I couldn’t quite scratch.
My mind often went back to my passion for cinema, something that has been with me ever since I can remember.
After graduating, I decided to explore that path further by starting a Master’s Dregree in Cinematography at Met Film School of Berlin. Here, I was lucky to join various film shoots and experience set life firsthand. I worked with some of the best equipment available (such as Sony FX9 Arri Alexa, Apurture and Amaran Lights, and so on) and learned how to build a project from the ground up.

I had the chance to cover different roles: I took the responsability of the camera as 1st Assistant Camera, I managed the lighting department as a Gaffer, I helped with the set-ups as Technician and Grip, and finally I helped bring the Directors’ vision to life as Director of Photography.

This journey has strengthened my visual style, though I don’t think it’s fully defined yet. It’s still evolving, and I’m excited to see where it will take me next.