"When I was a teenager, I wanted to be a rock star when I grew up.
Evidently I didn't study enough and, in the end, I had to abandon the project.
Filmmaking seemed like the best plan B for me to work with music and still tour the world."
Francesco Di Giorgio
has been working as a director for more than 15 years. He now has experience in
every visual field: from TV to documentaries, via art videos, music videos and
advertising campaigns. He embraces work involving any kind of medium: from
large-scale production tools to a mobile phone.
From the early 2000s until 2010 he made short films. These included "Respiro" (prize-winner at the 2005 Arcipelago festival), "Olen Italiano" (2010, honourable mention at the Los Angeles Movie Awards), and in 2020, in full lockdown, "How To". The latter was recognised as "Best Italian Web Series" and "Best Comedy Sketch" at the Digital Media Fest, and it was also a finalist at numerous international festivals.
As time goes by, he focuses his path in documentary and advertising working as an author and director.