BLUE CINEMA TV was founded in 1999, heir to a three generation-long family tradition of photographic artisans that came into existence in 1929. The mission to “write with light”, starting with the development and photographic printing phase, proceeding on to high definition digital and visual effects, constitutes the distinctive trait of this independent film production company. Among the works in which BLUE CINEMA TV has been involved in various capacities, taking into consideration the main activity of its Administrator, Director of Photography Daniele Baldacci, are “Il Dolce Rumore della Vita” by Giuseppe Bertolucci, “Musikanten” and “Niente è come sembra” by Franco Battiato,” Il Sacro Monte di Varallo” and “Deserto Rosa”, by Elisabetta Sgarbi, “6 GIORNI SULLA TERRA” by Varo Venturi “Elsa & Fred” by Michael Radford, “BALKAN BAZAR” and“BROKEN” by Edmond Budina. BLUE CINEMA TV has also reached the ultimate visual frontier, interactive holographic cinematography, by collaborating in the realization of Franco Battiato’s holographic stage performance, “Telesio”, using OLOS® technology (EPO patent, OAMI trademark). BLUE CINEMA TV has received three Kodak Awards in international festivals and six “Best Cinematography” awards at the International Film Festival. In recent years, the company has produced films by emerging young filmmakers: Alberto Bennati’s first film, “I Nostri Passi Diversi” (SPECIAL MENTION at the CORTO E CULTURA MANFREDONIA 2018 festival), the short film, “Corpo” by Davide Colaiocco (recognized by MIBACT for its NATIONAL CULTURAL INTEREST, award-winner at the INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SCRITTURA E IMMAGINE-PREMI FLAIANO 2018), “PASOLINI. POESIA E SANGUE” by Fabio Sanvitale, “L’ITALIANO CHE INVENTO’ IL CINEMA” by Stefano Anselmi, currently in production is documentary “IL TEATRO DEL SILENZIO”, the documentary film “ROBERTINO” and the documentary film “LA MIA VITA CON OSHO”.