Alessia Gatti

Alessia Gatti was born on May 27, 1989 in Italy. Alessia Gatti's big-screen debut came with Dangerous Lies Vol. 1 directed by Tiziano Cella in 2017.

Alessia Gatti is an Italian producer, director and actress born in Fano, a small seaside town located on the eastern coast of Italy. She's the creator of Hands of New York, mini documentary series filmed in NYC and the co founder of Greenwich Village Film Festival. Alessia began acting at age 13, studying at the renowned Hamlet International School in Pesaro, Italy. After graduating from high school, she moved to Rome to study Communication and public relations at La Sapienza University and to continue my acting studies, where she has worked with acting coach Anna Gigante and Federico D'Anna. In 2012 Alessia moved to New York City to pursue acting and filmmaking. After meeting Jordan Bayne, director and actress, at the famous Susan Batson Studio, she became part of The Lab - NY, an International community founded by Jordan Bayne, of actors and filmmakers who are creating exciting works in film and theatre on a global scale. As a producer and director her work includes short films, short documentaries, and commercials. In 2015 she directed three videos for the Expo Milan proudly representing her region Marche. Her latest short film Radici, has been selected at many film festivals and it won Best International Film at the 2019 DeSoto Film Festival.