Vittorio Storaro · Media Kit
Five years following the Roman Empire, on film
From Rome to Palmyra, Petra, Leptis Magna and the pyramids of Egypt, wherever the empire reached. Two images in a single frame, made in the camera decades before Photoshop, by the three-time Oscar-winning cinematographer of Apocalypse Now (1979), Reds (1981) and The Last Emperor (1987).
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Augustus's Sun on Palmyra, Syria · Vittorio Storaro, La Civiltà Romana
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Inside the Vittorio Storaro media kit
Material prepared with the Storaro family in Rome. Approved writers and partners receive what fits their story.
The story
La Civiltà Romana: five years photographing the Roman world on film, and how two images were joined in one frame inside the camera.
Press images
Web-size images of the artworks, free to publish with credit and a link to storaroart.com.
Biography and honors
A verified career summary: Academy Awards for Apocalypse Now (1979), Reds (1981) and The Last Emperor (1987), and the honors that followed.
The storytellers of Rome
How Rome's guides and tour companies now share Storaro's images and his voice at the monuments.
Listen
The story of each image, told in Vittorio Storaro's voice, on its own Listen page.
Interviews
Written answers and conversations with the Storaro Art team in Rome and the United States.