Davide Cinzi | |
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Born | 4 November 1983 |
Nationality | Italian |
Citizenship | Italy |
Davide Cinzi is an Italian cinematographer.
Cinzi graduated from the Surrey Institute of Art and Design (SIAD) with a BA degree in "Film and Video" (now the University for the Creative Arts). He earned an MA degree in "Cinematography" from the National Film and Television School (NFTS).
Academy Awards | ||||
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Year | Film | Award | Result | Category |
2011 | The Confession | Oscar | Nominated | Short Film (Live Action) |
Student Academy Awards | ||||
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Year | Film | Award | Result | Category |
2010 | The Confession | Student Oscar | Won | Honorary Foreign Film |
Berlin Film Festival | ||||
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Year | Film | Award | Result | Category |
2010 | Photos of God | Golden Bear | Nominated | Short Film (Live Action) |
International Emmy Awards | ||||
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Year | Film | Award | Result | Category |
2010 | Jamie Johnson | International Emmy Awards | Nominated | Kids:Series |
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