Alessandro Carloni, a multi-talented film professional, boasts an impressive array of skills, including directing, writing, animating, and art directing. Born in Bologna, Italy, he spent his formative years in Urbino, where his creative inclinations began to take shape.
As a young adult, Carloni pursued higher education at the University of Milan, where he earned degrees in literature and philosophy. Concurrently, he developed his writing skills, eventually transitioning into the world of filmmaking by the time he reached the age of 18.
Throughout his career, Carloni has worked extensively as an animator and director for various projects, including commercials, short films, and music videos. His notable credits include the award-winning "The Shark and the Piano," as well as music videos for renowned artists such as Mariah Carey and Busta Rhymes.
Carloni's professional journey has taken him to several countries, including Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, and England, before he relocated to the United States in the early 2000s. Upon arrival, he joined DreamWorks Animation, where he held key positions such as Head of Animation, Head of Story, and Director.
During his tenure at DreamWorks, Carloni played a significant role in creating some of the studio's most beloved feature film franchises, including "Kung Fu Panda" and "How to Train Your Dragon." In his current endeavors, Carloni is developing an original series for Netflix and writing and directing a feature film for Warner Brothers Pictures Animation.
