Staff

Laura Rossi is a director and scriptwriter.
She attended her first cinematography course at the University of Urbino in 1980. Then in S. Marino she took the Tonino Guerra course for scriptwriters. In Forlì, she attended also the “Video Tracks” production course.
In 1983, with Flavio Francia, she founded the cultural association Videostep; this association specialized in video production and technical video courses at the Centro per l’Immagine of the City of Forlì.
Since 1984 she managed the video documentation carrying out the sports reports of CONI of Forlì-Cesena.  After the training, she started as an independent video author making documentaries and videopoems with a personal style that was sometimes surreal, minimalistic and symbolic based on emotions and visual suggestions.
She obtained significant recognition as a director of original subject such as Slovensky plot (First Prize and Special Mention Goffredo Fofi at the Fotogramma d’Oro of Castrocaro Terme 1987), Lampi di Bianco, Comunicazioni Urgenti, Ma mère, etc.
In 1988, with Roberto Zaccarini and Maurizio Barcia, she founded Officine Pixel and created cultural documentaries, TV spots and company films. In 2001, she wrote the script and developped the storyboard of the animated film "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" created entirely in 3D.
She writes original themes and fables for animated production, she manages the editing, the storyboards and the production of film clips of Officine Pixel.

Roberto Zaccarini is a director and scriptwriter.
He is one of the founders of Officine Pixel of 1988 and is the manager of Public Relations. He has about 20 years of experience in the audiovisual communication field. He managed this sector with success for communication agencies, publishing houses, institutions, professional organizations, industrial, commercial and service companies. He also managed the direction of many institutional and promotional films and some short films.  It is worth mentioning his direction of “Ravenna, la Capitale del Mosaico“ (2001) and his editing of the 3D animated film “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” in 2002.
He collaborated with Laura Rossi as a filmmaker in the making of videostories and videopoems. His studies: European Master in Multimedia Communication – Roma (Anica), School for authors “Cinema Hypotheses” (Bassano del Grappa) taught by Ermanno Olmi, Laboratory of scriptwriting of Tonino Guerra (RSM), European Studies Center of Electronic Programming in Piacenza, scientific diploma.  In the 80's he was an animator of the Cinema Center of Forlì.

Lamberto Tedaldi is a writer and director of multimedia products.
His technical background includes computer and cinema animation courses. He dealt with the digital animation and videogames until the beginning of the 80’s writing programs on early home computers based on the Z80 processors. At Stitching Computer Animation Netherland, in 1987, he made his first entire film using computer animation that SCAN successfully used for the presentation of the Institute for shows and fairs. For two years he supervised the Atelier del Cartone Animato of Forlì (recognized by ASIFA as one of the principal Italian training labs) organizing courses, shows, exhibitions and seminars. In 1991 he founded, with Claudio Tedaldi, “Punto Image – Artigianato Multimediale”, that adheres to Federpubblicità and the ICI (Interassociazione dei Comunicatori d’Impresa) producing graphic materials and audiovisuals for industrial films, video clips, jingles and TV spots for commercials.
From 1995 to 2000, he helped coordinate the making of children’s product series for the writer Daniele Panebarco (encyclopedias, atlases, videogames) published by DeAgostini Multimedia and handled the directing of some of the most important works like Omnia Junior and Omnia Animals.
Since 1996 he has been partner and the Artistic and Production Director for the multimedia sector of Officine Pixel; he is also the main author of Fivezerozero and the co-director of “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.”

Davide Romboli has been working with computer graphics and animation since 1986.
From 1989 he has been professionally active as a modeller, animator, and 3D composer.
The programs with which he has significant experience in are 3D Studio Max, Photoshop and After Effects.
Since 1993 he has been a partner of Officine Pixel.  Besides working with other productive aspects, he coordinates every aspect of the creation of 3D graphics and animations. Some of the projects he’s been involved with include: TAV (high-velocity trains, 2001), Teodorico’s Park (2000), Panebarco-DeAgostini multimedia products (Omnia Junior Base Terra, The Secret of Element P, Fuzzy and Floppy 3, Omnia Junior Animals, Omnia Junior 2000, etc.).
He is the co-author of the multi-prize-winning Fivezerozero (2001) and the co-director of the feature film "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" (2002) produced entirely in our studios.