Daniela Lucato's professional trajectory in the realm of theatrical performance began in the charming city of Padua, Italy, where she initially stepped into the spotlight, marking the inception of a remarkable journey that would soon unfold.
After completing her academic journey in Philosophy, she embarked on a new chapter in her life, making a strategic decision to relocate to three esteemed cities, specifically Rome, Wellington, and Berlin, in order to further refine her craft as a multifaceted actress, showcasing her exceptional talents in both the film and theatre industries through a diverse range of performances.
In the year 2013, a pivotal moment in her illustrious career, she emerged as a multifaceted creative force, distinguishing herself as a writer and director with the theatrical production "Call Me Reality", a groundbreaking endeavour that received widespread acclaim and recognition at numerous prestigious theatre festivals, showcasing her exceptional talent and versatility as a storyteller.
In the ensuing calendar year, she embarked on a creative endeavor, scripting and directing her inaugural short film, "The Birthday", a remarkable production that showcased her linguistic versatility by incorporating both Mandarin and English dialects. This cinematic masterpiece proceeded to garner widespread recognition, as it was officially selected for screening at a staggering 22 international film festivals, including the prestigious Micgenero, Frameline, and ShanghaiPride. Furthermore, "The Birthday" received a nomination for Best Cinematography at ShanghaiPride, a testament to the film's exceptional visual storytelling and technical prowess.
Lucato's inaugural feature-length documentary, titled "When I Dance," made its debut in the year 2016, serving as a testament to her multifaceted talents as a filmmaker, thereby showcasing her impressive range and versatility in the realm of cinematic storytelling.
As she continues to push the boundaries of her artistic expression, she is diligently laboring away on the post-production aspects of her highly anticipated cinematic endeavor, "For the Time Being", which is poised to hit the big screen in 2018.
