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Category: Reportage

Negrita “Brucero’ per te” track by track directed by Alessio Pizzicannella

This is part of a web project we developed with Negrita.

Track by Track is a video Documentary on “Dannato Vivere” (the latest Negrita’s album) where each track is analyzed and discussed by the band members and producer.
Here is a trailer of one of the episodes.

Moda’

Catania (Ita) 11/11 commissioned by Vanity Fair.

Negrita

Nashville,Memphis,New York (USA) 10/11 commissioned by Vanity Fair

After shooting the press shots for the band in L.A. I went on the Jack Daniel’s tour across the US with  them. In New York we were joined by Vanity Fair and this the result of that adventure. You can see/read more about this shoot  in the SPECIAL PROJECTS section of this website.

Cesare Cremonini

Locarno (CH) 07/11 commissioned by Max magazine.

Eventful to say the least ! what a great gig it turned out to be. My first time in Locarno proved to be a pivotal event in my life. My first shoot with Cesare was also a chance to get to know a beautiful human being. The chance to follow him around during the soundcheck, witness the moments before going on stage, the show and being in the dressing room just after it, made for some great shots. Way to go !!

Glastonbury 2011

Glastonbury Festival 2011     Glastonbury (UK) 06/11 commissioned by Vanity Fair.

Oh boy ! the music, the mud, the people. I’ve going to this Glasto for almost 15 years now, and for just as long I’ve been trying to explain it to people. I find it hard, you really have to see it yourself. But this year a got a little closer, as Vanity Fair wasn’t so interested in the music so much as the crowd. You can see/read more   in the SPECIAL PROJECTS section of this website.

Lorraine Motel Memphis

Memphis (USA) 08/10 commissioned by Vanity Fair magazine.

On April 4 1968 Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Shot dead on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel at 450 Mulberry Street, now the National Civil Rights Museum.

I didn’t expect it but standing right there on that balcony really got to me, and the whole museum experience was very moving. I’m glad I  got this assignment, it’s one of those that sticks with me.

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