Simon Ardizzone is a remarkably accomplished and seasoned producer and director, boasting an extensive portfolio of documentaries that have garnered widespread recognition and admiration.
Ardizzone's impressive professional portfolio extends far beyond his notable work on the documentary "Hacking Democracy", as he has also made substantial contributions as an editor on a multitude of other TV documentaries that have garnered significant attention.
One such notable documentary is "God Is Green", which was released in 2007, shedding light on a fascinating topic that has captivated audiences worldwide.
Another notable documentary edited by Ardizzone is "Britain's Greatest Monarch", which premiered in 2005, offering a unique perspective on the lives and reigns of the United Kingdom's most influential monarchs.
Lastly, his work on "What Made Mozart Tic", released in 2004, allowed him to delve into the intriguing life and creative process of the renowned Austrian composer, providing audiences with a deeper understanding of the maestro's artistic genius.
