Filmmakers behind the Black Flowers

Stefania Dall'Armi is a young film director, producer, writer and editor from Italy who is currently finishing her Masters's Degree in Film Production at Solent University (Southampton, UK). She has directed a handful of short films, a couple of which won awards at the Meath Film Festival (Dublin) and The DVMission 48-hour Challenge (Portsmouth) and produced several videos for CNN International. 

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Coming from a media background, Stefania strongly believes that storytelling is a powerful tool to raise awareness of our Earth's suffering. With Black Flowers she is trying to change the narrative of how we are used to see a film about climate change. 

Andrei is a mature master`s degree student and a professional filmmaker. Andrei levels up the professionalism of this project with his experience of leading the camera department of the Feature film The Apocalypse Box in 2022 as a cinematographer and internationally acclaimed and multi-awarded short films (Chroma Key, 2021), both as a cinematographer. 

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For Andrei, this is a passion project that challenges innovative storytelling and yet another opportunity to work with Stefania, his dear friend, and a dedicated director with great prospects. Andrei will deliver crystal clear images and beautiful pictures for this picturesque film. 

With his experience in producing two award-winning short films and several music videos, Peter Andras contributes to this film with his professional knowledge, attention to detail and strong working ethic. Peter Andras graduated from Solent University with Ba (Hons) in Film Production, where he honed his teamwork and project management skills.

Peter chose to produce this film because of the strong ecological message in times of climate change and catastrophes. Peter believes that this film can increase climate awareness and be a call to action to solve this major threat to life on Earth. 

Helena is currently completing her Master's Degree in Film Production. Prior to studying in the UK, she pursued her studies as a documentary director at the Film University in Prague. Her documentaries were primarily focused on addressing social issues and seeking solutions to the problems of today's society. With experience working in casting agencies, Helena firmly believes that open communication is the key to success, not only in the film industry but also in addressing the issue of climate change. She emphasizes that the way we treat the earth will ultimately determine how the earth treats us.

With her artistic background and education, and her expertise from her current Master's studies at Solent University Diana Vitória now seeks to explore new forms of creativity and expression through film, and wishes to bring energy to the projects where she takes part.

Her interest to be the designer of this film comes from the exciting and intriguing visual style that illustrates a very urgent issue in an alternative way to what has been seen before.