Viola Mancini nasce a Serra de’ Conti nel 1994. Ha studiato al Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia di Torino diplomandosi nel 2019 come regia con il cortometraggio “En Rang Par Deux”. Lavora come freelance per Armando Testa ed è co-fondatrice del collettivo Muta Animation con il quale ha collaborato come art director al cortometraggio “The Meatseller” regia di Margherita Giusti prodotto da Frenesy Film Company e vincitore del premio David di Donatello 2024.
Ha lavorato al film di Roberto Catani “Il burattino e la balena” co-produzione Withstand Film e MIYU production presentato al festival del cinema di Venezia 2025.
Ha lavorato al film di Virginia Mori “Sasso, carta, forbici” co-produzione Withstand Film e MIYU production in premiere al festival del cinema di Venezia 2026.
Viola Mancini was born in Serra de’ Conti in 1994. She studied at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Turin, graduating in 2019 directing the short film “En Rang Par Deux”.
She works as a freelancer for Armando Testa and is co-founder of the Muta Animation collective, with whom she collaborated as art director on the short film “The Meatseller”, directed by Margherita Giusti, produced by Frenesy Film Company and winner of the 2024 David di Donatello Award.
She worked on Roberto Catani’s film “Il burattino e la balena”, a co-production between Withstand Film and MIYU Production, which was presented at the 2025 Venice Film Festival.
She worked on Virginia Mori’s film “Sasso, carta, forbici”, a co-production between Withstand Film and MIYU Production, which premiered at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.
She worked on Roberto Catani’s film “Il burattino e la balena”, a co-production between Withstand Film and MIYU Production, which was presented at the 2025 Venice Film Festival.
She worked on Virginia Mori’s film “Sasso, carta, forbici”, a co-production between Withstand Film and MIYU Production, which premiered at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.
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