Marco Gallo stands out as a multifaceted figure in the Italian cinema scene, with a career that ranges from directing music videos and commercials to directing documentaries and short films. Marco Gallo stands out as a multifaceted figure in the Italian cinema scene, with a career that ranges from directing music videos and commercials to directing documentaries and short films. Originally from Agrigento, his training at the Cinecittà Academy of Cinema and Television in Rome provided a solid foundation for his many artistic achievements. His filmography includes notable works such as “A1 Passo da te” and “Rossotrevi”, as well as the more recent “1768 GIORNI”, a documentary that explores the complex figure of Totò Cuffaro. In addition to directing, Gallo has also shown competence as an editor and art director, contributing to more than 50 video clips, some of which with the participation of icons of Italian cinema such as Bud Spencer and Terence Hill.

His commitment to promoting film culture also extends outside of directing, as demonstrated by his role as artistic director of the Sicilymovie – Agrigento Film Festival, and his leadership positions in the Valle dei Templi Film Commission and on the board of directors of the Coordination of Sicilian Film Festivals. These roles demonstrate his commitment to supporting and enhancing regional and national cinema, making him a key figure in the Italian film sector.