Name
Angela D’Arrigo
Professional Area
Director
Company
Lombardia Film Commission
Lombardia Film Commission is a non-profit foundation whose members are the Lombardy Region and the City of Milan.
Lombardy, and particularly the Milan area and its province, is home to one of Europe's largest centers for the television, advertising, post-production, and multimedia industries.
This significant technical and professional heritage, combined with efficient infrastructure, a diverse range of hospitality, logistics, and production services, as well as the region's diverse landscapes, makes Lombardy an ideal location for large, medium, and small productions.
The Lombardia Film Commission's goal is to increase Lombardy's visibility, promoting the region's image both in Italy and around the world. Furthermore, the Lombardia Film Commission works to foster the employment of local professionals, promote the development of audiovisual businesses, foster film tourism, and support the entire related sector.
This extensive technical and professional expertise, combined with efficient infrastructure, a wide range of accommodation, logistics and production services, as well as the region’s diverse landscapes, makes Lombardy an ideal location for productions of all sizes, from large-scale projects to independent works.
The mission of Lombardia Film Commission is to increase the visibility of Lombardy by promoting the image of the region both in Italy and internationally. In addition, Lombardia Film Commission works to support the employment of local professionals, foster the growth of audiovisual companies, encourage film tourism, and strengthen the entire audiovisual ecosystem.
Country
Italy
Accreditation
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Director of the Fondazione Lombardia Film Commission since February 2026. Founder of the meetCULTURA design studio, she has worked for over 18 years as a consultant for public entities, nonprofits, and companies in the design, fundraising, and management of cultural projects. Among other activities, she oversaw the design of the Museumstore at the National Cinema Museum in Turin, the project for the reopening of the Cinema Nuovo Aquilone in Lecco, and was a consultant for strategic planning and development at the Fondazione Ente dello Spettacolo. She was the curator of the Lecco Film Fest for its first six editions (2020-2025). Creator and organizer of “Biglietto sospeso,” a fundraising project for cultural institutions affected by COVID-19, which was recognized as a best practice in the 2020 “Io Sono Cultura” Report by the Symbola Foundation. Since 2018, she has taught cultural planning and fundraising in the master’s programs in the Art and Culture Area of the Treccani Academy.
