Maurizio Di Meo is an actor who graduated from The Stella Adler Academy of Acting & Theatre in Los Angeles (Marlon Brando, Robert De Niro, Mark Ruffalo) and The William Esper Studio in New York (John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell). The latter is considered one of the top 25 Drama Schools for Master of Fine Arts in America, under the guidance of its founder William "Bill" Esper, sometimes considered the most prominent of the first-generation professors on the Meisner technique.
While living in New York for several years , he had the opportunity to study with the renowned theatre director Terry Schreiber (Tony Award Broadway Director), founder of the T. Schreiber Studio (Edward Norton), and Milton Justice, Oscar-winning producer for the documentary "Down and Out in America" (1987), as well as an acting teacher and author of the book "I Don't Need an Acting Class", based on the techniques of his legendary teacher Mrs. Stella Adler.
In Italy, before embarking on his journey in the United States, Maurizio was under the guidance of distinguished Argentine actress and theatre director Beatrice Bracco (Paola Cortellesi, Kim Rossi Stuart, Claudia Gerini, Claudia Santamaria). During this time, he had the opportunity to study Voice Over with the remarkable Maestro Mario Maldesi, a highly acclaimed dubbing director (Visconti, Fellini, Kubrick, and Brooks).