Francesco Campanini

Francesco Campanini was born on Sep 11, 1976 in Italy. Francesco Campanini's big-screen debut came with Nel cuore della notte directed by Primo Giroldini in 2002.

I made my debut as director and producer with "Solitaire", after having overseen editing and production of "Nel Cuore della Notte" (2002). Previously I worked as assistant on several films and television shows such as "Voglio Una Donna!" (1997), "Cronaca Nera" (1998), "I.a.s." (2000), "Giovani" (2003) and "Cielo e Terra" (2005). I edited the documentary "Parmigianino e il Manierismo Europeo" (2003) for RaiSat, the children's program "Acquanauti" (2006) for RaiSat Ragazzi, the theatrical show "Marat Sade" (2006) for Rai Cinema and the film "Project K" (2007) for Eagle Pictures.As a executive producer I worked on three documentaries by Francesco Barilli "Red Chairs - Parma and the Cinema" (2014), "Il Regio nel paese del melodramma" (2015), "The hidden colors of Benedetto Antelami" (2017), in the feature film "The winner" directed by Luca Magri (2016) and in the short movie "L'Urlo" (2019) directed by Francesco Barilli.As director I worked on the animated short "The Scarecrow" (2006), the documentary "Hatteras - Hull of Fame" (2008), my second feature film "The house in the wind of dead" (2012), the episode "Thou art the man!" from the movie "P.O.E 3 - Pieces of Eldritch" (2014) and the documentary "Giuseppe Verdi and the Glory" (2015). Now I'm working on the documentary "Il Palazzo della Pilotta e i Farnese" and on the short movie "All you can hate".I'm also writing a screenplay based on the story of "All you can hate" and a sci-fi screenplay for two new feature film projects.