I am an Italian filmmaker, based in Scotland, who has enjoyed going to festivals to present his first short documentary “Are your thoughts your own?”, which challenged the notion of thinking, seen through the quirky life of a flat-Earther. This last documentary was shown in several countries, such as Scotland, Portugal, Italy, Cyprus and Brazil.

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I grew up with a camera on my hands. It was my fathers'. My grandfather was a photographer, so I guess it is in my DNA. I always looked around me, amazed by the variety of inputs that are thrown at us at every moment. Trying to put the ones that were significant to me inside the frame of the camera. But, I always looked at it as a game. I was playing with the world and did not consider my passion a way of living. So I started studying computer science because I was good at coding. It took some advice from the person I love to understand that I had to follow my passion and go the the Academy of Fine Arts "Mario Sironi" in Sassari, were I got my degree in Arts and New Media.

Recently graduated from the MFA at Edinburgh College of Art, I have decided to make of my passion my job, as I feel is the best way for me to help the people around me and to do it for as long as I can.

Any job I do, for any commissioner that contacts me, is done with passion, because passion is what photography and film-making are for me. Any income I get, eventually, helps me doing what I like most: traveling to find new stories to tell and new ways to tell stories.

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I salute you with a quote from film-maker Toni Cade Bambara, who said that “the role of the artist is to make revolution irresistible”, and a revolution indeed, is what is needed right now.

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