About me
Biography
Nau’ Germoglio is a director, filmmaker, photographer, and educator with over thirty years of
experience in the audiovisual field.
His work spans television, documentary, music videos, photography, and multi-camera directing,
marked by a solid, contemporary, and deeply cinematic vision.
After an extensive career as a producer and director at MTV Italy and Europe, he has led projects for
broadcasters, brands, and cultural institutions, working across music, fashion, advertising, and
documentary storytelling.
With the music video “50.000” by Nina Zilli feat. Giuliano Palma, soundtrack of Ferzan Özpetek’s movie Le Fate Ignoranti, he received the award for Best Music Video and Soundtrack.
In 2010, Amnesty International supported his documentary focusing on the condition of women in
Hindu society and culture, recognizing its ethical and political significance.
His short film on organ trafficking, “Looking Forward”, won the Corriere.it Audience Award at the
Circuito Off of the Venice International Film Festival.
The documentary “Studio 2091 – A Venetian Story”, now available on the Chili platform, has been
screened at numerous national and international festivals, confirming the strength of his work in
documentary filmmaking.
Alongside his professional activity, Germoglio is a director and production teacher at the Civica Scuola di Cinema Luchino Visconti in Milan, where he currently leads the music video course.
In 2024 and 2025, two of his students won the Best Under-25 Directors Award for works produced
within his course.
In addition to cinematic and television directing, Germoglio pursues a photographic practice focused
on architecture, portrait, and nature, applying to photography the same narrative and visual approach as cinema.
Over the years, his experience in multi-camera television directing has naturally evolved into the
direction of live events and fashion shows, integrating his audiovisual work with high-complexity live
projects.
Filmography
A selection of works created over the years: short films and documentaries that represent my experience in the audiovisual world.
2006 – “Lien Chieu Hospital in Da Nang,” Vietnam – short documentary.
2007 – “Dalmine Tenaris, Safety in Tokyo Plants,” Japan – documentary film
2009 – “Tears of Rain,” Nepal/Italy – documentary film
2011 – “Looking Forward,” Nepal – short film
2012 – “It Would Be a Beautiful Job If…,” Milan, Italy – short documentary.
2015 – “Fisher Man,” Po Delta, Italy – web documentary
2015 – “A Mountain Man,” Italy – web documentary
2015 – “A Watch Man,” Val Pesarina, Italy – web documentary
2016 – “Living in Purple,” Cavallino Treporti/Venice, Italy – web documentary
2017 – “Seeing Well, Seeing Beyond,” Verona, Italy – short documentary
2018 – “The Eternity of a Sign,” Val Policella, Italy – web documentary
2018 – “No One Excluded,” with Professor Charmet, Milan, Italy – short documentary
2018 – “Vatican Chapels at the Venice Biennale,” Venice, Italy – short documentary
2018/19 – “Studio 2091, a Venetian Story” (Venice/Japan/Netherlands/Italy) – documentary film
2019 – “Ottavio,” Milan, Italy – Short film
2019 – “Notes in Travel,” Verona/Vicenza, Italy – Short documentary
2020/21 – “What were you doing in the Warriors’ stand,” Milan, Italy – Short film
Teacher of directing and production
Since 2009, he has taught directing and production at the Civica Scuola di Cinema Luchino Visconti in Milan, where he shares his experience in the world of television formats, multi-camera directing, and serial language with students.
Over the years, he has contributed to the training of new generations of filmmakers and audiovisual professionals, guiding them in the development of a personal vision and solid technical preparation.
His teaching approach combines practice and theory, enhancing students’ creativity and guiding them in understanding the production processes that transform an idea into a finished project.