During one of the coldest periods of the year on the ice island, filming begins for a new series on this beautiful yet challenging land, where nature reigns supreme. Careful choice of equipment proved crucial for this new challenge, where, among other things, I tested the Starlink mobile service for the first time, ensuring connectivity even in the icy wastes and for future missions.

The year ends and this project also closes with the last shots of documentaries for the promotion of Italy. In this last session I find myself filming between Umbria (Assisi), Lombardy (in Brescia for the episode on the Lombards), Trentino (Dolomites for the Unesco heritage) and Piedmont (Monferrato). In collaboration with other crews and production units, 58 documentaries in 3 months!

For the series of documentaries of the Ministry of Tourism, on this trip I find myself filming between Modena and Urbino.

A journey to discover the beauties of Italy for a series of documentaries commissioned by the Ministry of Tourism. Let's go and discover the majestic Palladian villas and some of the most beautiful spas in Italy

Filming continues for the documentaries of the Italian Ministry of Tourism on the beauties of Italy. In this session I find myself filming in the splendid setting of Lake Como, at Villa Carlotta and Villa Balbianello (famous among other things for being included in Star Wars), and then continuing to Clusone, where the astronomical clock and the famous paintings have decreed its fame. An interesting journey through these splendid corners of Italy.

Durban, Ballito, ,Babanango reserve ,Mozambico and Lesoto. A long journey into wonderful locations of South Africa to tell the story of the Babanango reserve, an excellence of its kind, made by a couple of German philanthropists who married the cause of animal safeguarding. A different approach than other reserves, the animals here come first. I will tell you in this series of 10 episodes, the synergy with local communities, essential for the success of the project in the heart of the land of the Zulùs. But also luxury hotels, lodge from the breathtaking views, splendid collaboration stories, with the Big Five always on the background.

Riprese invernali nei bellissimi angoli della Costa Azzurra, fra Nizza e Tourrettes, per il programma "Andata e Ritorno" che ricomincerà l'anno prossimo con questo bellissimo scorcio di Francia. Pochi giorni di ripresa per confezionare diversi episodi, caratterizzati da un tempo decisamente mutevole che ci ha regalato splendidi tramonti ma anche pioggia torrenziale e vento forte, rendendo le riprese una sfida non da poco.

La trasferta si è conclusa con la perdita delle chiavi dell'auto forzandoci ha un paio di giorni di permanenza aggiuntiva, graditissima, fino a che l'efficientissima polizia locale le ha ritrovate!

On the occasion of the Lodz light festival, one of the most colorful shows in Europe, I began the first shoot on the docufilm focused on the splendid and still little-known Polish city of Lodz. With the support of the Lodz tourist board, I will try to best illustrate the lights and shadows of this particular city, which in the last decade has been experiencing a fervent architectural and cultural renaissance. At the bottom, also a photo relating to the 30 October nigh, a particularly heartfelt celebration in Poland which lights up the city cemeteries.

Screened today for the first time in Milan, the film of which I took care of part of the filming, finally makes its debut, and will then continue on Rai 3 and in Kiev cinemas.

Directed by Barbara Cupisti, this documentary starts from February 22, 2022. In Ukraine, everyday life flows like any other day. The first bombings arrive, forcing many to leave the country, others to take up arms, almost everyone to face separations, fears, the absence of basic necessities and bereavement. The film is the director's journey, driven by the need to get to the emotional epicentre of this conflict, which starts in Warsaw and travels through the cities of Lviv and Odessa and the forgotten countryside of Ukraine, to Kyiv, Irpin, Bucha, Borodyanka. She meets those who crossed the border to survive or help the resistance, or those who remained in their homeland continuing to fight to defend their country and their culture.

Apcor, the association of Portuguese cork producers, accompanies us in filming a new episode of the series on sustainability in collaboration with Trinity College. What better material could you ever find for this topic? Natural, multipurpose, it can be used for hundreds of different uses (in addition to the one for which it is most famous, wine corks), from the automotive sector to the aerospace sector, through fashion and furniture. Furthermore, absolutely nothing of the cork is thrown away during the entire production process which is totally natural and which encourages attention to the forests. We crossed Portugal from the south, into the Algarve, arriving at the magnificent Porto, stopping to film the splendid forests and beaches