The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

The Art of Italian Cinematography and Beyond

Lorenzo Levrini

Lorenzo Levrini is a London-based Italian Director of Photography. Born in Rome, he was obsessed with cameras and making his own short films by the time he was 10. After wanting to be a photojournalist for a few years, he discovered cinematography and has been working in the industry for over fifteen years. His work spans feature films in the english and italian language which have played at major festivals, won awards and had wide theatrical release in the UK, US, Italy and other territories. Some of his best known credits are Wasteman, (TIFF & BFI LFF, 5 x BIFA Awards, BAFTA Nominated, wide UK & US release), Il Rapimento di Arabella (Venice & BFI LFF) and Amanda (Venice & TIFF, UK release by Curzon).
A prolific cinematography lecturer in his spare time, Lorenzo has taught at many UK universities. He also co-creates the podcast Cinematographers on the Loose and mentors on various cinematography programs.