Brace Beltempo is a Director, Production manager and Director of Photography born in Milan in 1985. He started as a piano player when he was nine, having several experiences with famous singers and musicians.
In 2011 he studied to become a film director and D.O.P. and working for many brands, Movies & Documentaries.
His first film, ‘The Carpenter’s House’, shot in 2015, has been released worldwide. In 2020 the Covid pandemic didn’t prevent him from directing and producing ‘Alice was my name’, a film that talks about one of his most heart-felt topics: violence against women.
Now this very serious and sensitive issue has found a further development into domestic abuses with ‘Aria’, a short film co-created with Barbara Sirotti.