New Video Out (*Taekwondo)
The idea for my latest passion project came while watching my son’s training sessions. I’ve always seen martial arts as a bridge to ancient wisdom, and this video explores how knowledge is passed down through generations.
The idea for my latest passion project came while watching my son’s training sessions. I’ve always seen martial arts as a bridge to ancient wisdom, and this video explores how knowledge is passed down through generations.
Over 300 students gathered in Brindisi at the United Nations Global Service Centre (#UNGSC) for a Robotics Competition celebrating the International Day of UN Peacekeepers. The video capturing all the action was shot and edited in just two days!
Kicking off the first episode in a short series on UNGSC’s flagship supply chain initiatives. I pitched the idea and took on the challenge—starting with the toughest one: making them enjoyable for the broad audience.
Once called in-camera editing, this B-roll style is a blast to work with—but there’s zero room for mistakes.
UNGSC was created to meet Europe’s urgent logistics needs during the Balkans war. In this video, I explore how it continues to play a crucial role for the United Nations today.”
There’s no better way to spend the holidays than heading out on assignment with National Geographic, traveling across Tuscany, Marche, and Piedmont. This time, we’re producing content for The Best of the World 2025 guide, which highlights must-visit destinations for more meaningful travel. Among them are the cenobitic monasteries scattered throughout Italy, beautifully photographed by […]
This video was produced in an unprecedented two-week timeframe, navigating complex approvals, administrative hurdles, technical challenges, and the coordination of multiple teams—a true storytelling feat. We leveraged all our most advanced tools, from motion graphics to AI, to make it engaging. The final piece was presented in the presence of the United Nations Secretary-General, António […]
Supporting the photographer with equipment, logistics and steering clear of flying oranges, while collecting video footage. The New York Times entrusted the photographer Andrea Frazzetta and the journalist Jon Mooallem to put together an article about the historic “Carnevale d’Ivrea”. The piece is amazing, I vividly recommend you to read it READ THE ARTICLE
As close as it gets to the ideal job: traveling and capturing footage in stunning destinations. The only thing missing was a motorcycle. Challenges faced: safeguarding the privacy of passers-by and dealing with a twisted ankle while climbing the sea rocks of Lokrum Island, Croatia. The client for this project was the ultra-luxury cruise company […]
This cinematic film dives into the art of making motorcycle saddles.Not long ago, I had a custom Triumph Bonneville, and Alessandro crafted a one-of-a-kind saddle for me—embroidering my son’s name on it. It gave me a unique sense of ownership, care, and comfort. I’m always captivated by the craftsmanship of people like Alessandro and the […]