Marina Fiorato

Marina Fiorato is an author, designer, actress and film producer.

Biography

Fiorato is a writer who studied history at both Oxford University and the University of Venice, where she specialised in the study of Shakespeare. After her time at university, she studied art and worked for a period as an illustrator, and film reviewer. She co-produced and starred in the award winning short film Devilwood (2006), and also appeared in Maybe Baby (2000). She is set to appear in another feature film, Tuesday (2008). ^[1] She also designed tour visuals for bands such as U2 and the Rolling Stones. Beautiful Books Limited published her novels The Glassblower of Murano (2008), The Madonna of the Almonds (2009) and The Botticelli Secret (2010). She now resides in North London.

Marriage and children

Fiorato is married to filmmaker Sacha Bennett. They have a son and a daughter.

Bibliography

The Glassblower of Murano (Beautiful Books Limited) (2008) ISBN 9781905636242 The Madonna of the Almonds (Beautiful Books Limited) (2009)ISBN 9781905636433 The Botticelli Secret (Beautiful Books Limited) (2010) ISBN 9781905636808

References

1. ^ Marina Fiorato at the IMDb

External links

• Marina Fiorato on Myspace

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