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Stefania Rosini
From the enchanting landscapes of Tuscany to the vibrant energy of Los Angeles, Stefania Rosini’s journey as a photographer is fueled by a lifelong passion for capturing the world around her. Her fascination with photography ignited at the age of eight, inspired by watching her cousin print images in a darkroom—a moment that sparked a profound connection to the art form. At thirteen, she received her first camera, a Canon Junior, and began using her lens to explore the lives of her family and friends. For Stefania, photography is a bridge between her and the world, allowing her to witness and engage with life’s fleeting moments while remaining an invisible observer.
Stefania has a particular affinity for concert photography, where the adrenaline rush of capturing the energy and emotion of live performances keeps her fully alive. Each shot is a race against time and challenging lighting, yet these constraints only heighten her creative drive. She also cherishes the timelessness of film, especially black and white, which adds depth to her artistic expression.
Born on January 1, 1975, in the small Tuscan town of Montepescali near Grosseto, Stefania balances her love for her hometown with a passion for travel, drawing inspiration from diverse cultures and landscapes. She studied Cinematography and Photography in Bologna and holds a degree in the History of Italian Cinema. Her professional journey began with work for various Italian photo agencies, and in 2007, she spent transformative months in New York City before collaborating with renowned artist Maurizio Galimberti upon her return to Europe.
Now, Stefania splits her time between Italy and Los Angeles, where she primarily works as a set photographer. A member of SMPSP since October 2018, she brings her unique perspective to every project, capturing the behind-the-scenes moments that tell a story of their own. Through her lens, Stefania captures the essence of each scene, whether it's a pivotal moment on set or the quiet interactions between cast and crew, preserving the magic of filmmaking one shot at a time.
