Francesco Bronzi
- Production Designer
- Art Director
- Art Department
Francesco Bronzi was born in Naples on March 27 1934. He studied
interior design at the university of Perugia before enrolling at the
Italian National Film School where he was taught by Guido Fiorini and
Virgilio Matichi. Upon graduation he worked in theatrical design and
entered the world of films as assistant to the late Giorgio Giovannini
(b. Frascati, 26.05.1925; d. Rome 31.03.2007) on Mario Bava's horror
film 'Black Sabbath' in 1963. Since then he has worked on many Italian
films, being awarded the David Donatello award, the Italian equivalent
to the Oscar, for Giuseppe Tornatore's ' The Star-Maker'. Since 2000 he
has worked chiefly on television.
