​I graduated from IULM University with a degree in Media Communication and Advertising. Studying communication and advertising gave me a strong foundation: it broadened my horizons and taught me to look at storytelling from different perspectives.

 

After that, I decided to pursue a career in film and spent three transformative months in Florence studying filmmaking at the New York Film Academy. That experience changed my life and made me want to keep chasing the feeling of being on set. After completing the program, I stayed at the school to work as an assistant teacher, an experience that helped me stay in touch with the set world. 

 

Later, I decided to continue my studies and moved to Berlin, a city I had never seen before, to study MA Directing at MET Film school. Since then, I’ve been working on sets that are increasingly larger and more complex. After a year full of school projects and creative challenges, I graduated with a film that means the world to me.

 

I deeply believe that cinema is something we perceive with our bodies rather than our minds. Through my work, I want to create stories that are visceral, stories you don’t just understand but truly feel, in cinema, in advertising, and in everything I do.