Editorial bio
Giacomo Rosini studies how the film industry does and doesn't adapt to new technology – from the economics of Hollywood majors to the role of AI in creative production. He is adjunct professor at the University of Pisa and a research fellow linked to Harvard Business School, where he holds the Alfred D. Chandler Travel Fellowship.
The Berlin International Film Festival named him a Berlinale Talent 2025, one of the 200 young professionals it tracks worldwide. His writing on cinema and industry has appeared in Forbes Italia and Corriere della Sera, and he speaks at film-industry events across Europe, the US and the Middle East.
Worth following if you want the academic case for what competition and technology are doing to film – strategically, not aesthetically.
Key facts
- based in
- Pisa, Italy
- current
- Adjunct Professor, University of Pisa · Research Fellow, Harvard Business School
- recognition
- Alfred D. Chandler Travel Fellowship, Harvard Business School · Berlinale Talent 2025
- focus
- Innovation in the film industry · competition and technology · AI ethics in creative industries
Featured work
Alfred D. Chandler Travel Fellowship (Harvard Business School)
Research on innovation strategies of the major Hollywood studios.
"Qual è l'impatto del cinema sull'economia italiana?" (Forbes Italia)
On the economic impact of Italian cinema.
"Il dominio delle majors" (Corriere della Sera)
On what does not change in Hollywood's industrial structure.
Berlinale Talent 2025
Named among 200 young film-industry professionals worldwide by the Berlin International Film Festival.