Andrea Turri is a highly creative and dedicated DoP with an excellent record of commercials, corporate and industrial commercial video, TV and independent film production.

From food to corporate, drink to heavy machines, he has worked with many brands including Barilla, Mitsubishi, Campari, Ferrero, Ferrari Spumante, Honda, Kasanova and Orion Wine.

Prizes and awards include 'Best Documentary Cinematography' for a piece citing the horrors of infibulation in Mali (2001), 'Alessi, Daily Stories' directed by Anna Pitscheider won the award for 'Best Corporate' (2005), the movie 'Sidetracked' directed by Francesco Bori won the Grand Jury Prize (2015) at the Van Gogh Awards, and the corporate 'Ferrero' won 'Best Italian Corporate Video' (2016) at the Media Key Awards.

Andrea splits his professional time between Italy, Singapore and Los Angeles and also teaches cinematography in Milan.

Andrea Turri is a highly creative and dedicated DoP with an excellent record in commercials, corporate and industrial commercial video productions, TV and independent film production. Clients include Barilla, Mitsubishi, Campari, Ferrero, Ferrari Spumante and Honda.

Andrea's passion for nature and wildlife has allowed him to focus on documentaries which have taken him to more than 50 countries.

Awards and prizes include:

• 'Best Documentary Cinematography' for a piece citing the travesty of infibulation in Mali (2001).
• 'Alessi, Daily Stories' directed by Anna Pitscheider, won the award for 'Best Corporate' (2005).
• The movie 'Sidetracked', directed by Francesco Bori, won the Grand Jury Prize (2015) in the Van Gogh Awards.
• 'Ferrero' won the prize for 'Best Italian Corporate Video' (2016) in the Media Key Awards.

Andrea splits his professional time between Italy, Singapore and Los Angeles and also teaches cinematography in Milan.

An Italian who loves to embrace the world, Andrea Turri is a highly creative and dedicated DoP with an excellent record in commercials, corporate and industrial commercial video production, TV and independent film production.

He has produced successful videos for clients including Mitsubishi, Campari, Ferrero, Barilla, Honda, and many more. His passion for nature and wildlife has meant Andrea also focuses on documentaries which have brought him to more than 50 countries worldwide.

Awards include 'Best Documentary Cinematography' for a piece citing the travesty of infibulation in Mali (2001); 'Alessi, Daily Stories' directed by Anna Pitscheider won 'Best Corporate' (2005); movie 'Sidetracked', directed by Francesco Bori, won the Grand Jury Prize at the Van Gogh Awards (2015); corporate film 'Ferrero' won 'Best Italian Corporate Video' (2016) at the Media Key Awards.

Andrea splits his professional time between Italy, Singapore and Los Angeles.