Adriano Giotti

Born in Florence (Italy) in 1984. After the degree in Communication Sciences he studies Theory of Communication and Semiotics in Siena University. In 2008 he enrolls at “Scuola Holden” in Turin studying Writing and Storytelling. During these years he writes some short-stories and directs several short-films (IN PROFONDITÀ, L'AMICI, DIALOGO 7, BRUCIATURE DI SIGARETTA, JEAN-PIERRE, AJODO77, CHARLIE – REGISTA INDIPENDENTE, A VOLTE SÌ A VOLTE NO, BURNT). In 2010 he wins a scholarship that allows him to attend “Scuola Holden” for the third year. He writes his first feature film PLAYGROUND, much appreciated by his tutor, the writer Alessandro Baricco, still co-operating with Adriano in financing the film. In 2011 Adriano moves to Rome and he is selected as a screenwriter at NCN LAB 2011 organized by Casa del Cinema and he receives a special mention for the screenwriting of the short film A VUOTO. He starts to co-operate with DIERO Productions shooting the short-film PUDDLES and writing his second feature film VEDERSI LE OSSA. In 2012 he shoots in just 48 hours the short-film ABBIAMO TUTTA LA NOTTE that wins different prizes at the “Tutto in 48 ore” competition produced by RAI 5 (best short-film, best direction, best cinematography and best screenwriting) and represents Italy at 48 Hours Film Festival in Los Angeles. In 2013 he shots the short-films PIUME and CHEWING-GUM.