Gianpaolo Bigoli

Gianpaolo Bigoli is an Italian (Rome) born Cinematographer, Editor, and Director. He was born in 1975. His starting works in the television industry left a mark and gave him further chances to make a way in the industry. The television series Gomorrah is a fine example of his creativity and skills. In the series based on the novel by Roberto Saviano, the plot of the crime series digs deeper inside the criminal acts of Camorra in Naples. The aesthetics and realism of the series caught the attention of the audience and critics. The series was praised and later went to the International awards shows. The feature film The Girl of the Sea was directed by him. The film was a work of expression. It is a very challenging job as a director, yet he filled it with life through his direction. Well knitted plots, and vision of artistic demeanor are the praiseworthy elements in his films. His storytelling peaks here. His characters are full of modesty and a sudden, unchanged urge to survive. His dedication to his art in the Italian cinema honored him with several awards. The David de Donatello Award (best director) is one of the prestigious awards he was honored with. His craftsmanship peaks in the movies like Lovebirds: Rebel Lovers in India (2012), Rachel's HIV Revolution (2016), and Terra Madre (2009).