Giorgio Ferrero is an awarded music composer, sound artist and film director from Italy. He has composed and produced soundtracks of dozens of films (awarded in important festivals like Venice, Locarno, Tribeca), theatrical performances and installations. He collaborated with authors and artists such as David LaChapelle, Roberto Saviano, Paolo Giordano, Daniele Gaglianone, Antonio Citterio, Stephen Fingleton, Alessandro Baricco. He made many sound and visual installations presented at the Museo del Novecento, at the MAXXI, at the Biennial in Bordeaux and in Lisbon, at the Galleria dell'accademia in Florence, Museo del Cinema in Turin. At the 74th Venice Film Festival he presented his first feature film ‘Beautiful Things’, for which he signed screenplay writing, direction and music. It won the award for Best Italian Film according to the young jury and the best first feature award at the prestigious Cph:Dox. The film has been screened in more than 120 festivals all over the world and has been awarded more than 15 times, distributed in more than 15 countries and translated in 17 languages. In Venice he also presented his first VR short film Denoise. Denoise has been presented in important world festivals like Melbourne, Oberhausen, Hot Docs. Giorgio is the creative director of the multidisciplinary studio MYBOSSWAS in Turin leaded with Rodolfo Mongitore (co-author of main soundtracks) and Marco Quartana (gen. director of Scuola Holden).