What We Do
I am a trilingual Visual Journalist, DOP, and Producer based in London (ENG, FRA, ITA).
I cover the UK and Europe but occasionally I travel to Latin America. My work is a mix of journalism, documentary and corporate, from planning to delivery.
About
Maurizio Martorana is a Visual Journalist, DOP and Producer.
His clients include news outlets such as NBC, Getty Images, BBC, Reuters, The Wall Street Journal, TIME, Al Jazeera, Sky News UK, Vice News UK, NRK TV, Brut Media, The New Humanitarian, RAI, LA7, organisations such as the UN, Youtube, the European Union, C40 Cities, EMERGENCY, Maries Stopes International, Islamic Relief, but also brands such as Apple, Amazon, OPPO, ACCOR, Montblanc, World Rugby, Ermenegildo Zegna, YMU Group, GOAT.
He holds an MA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography from the London College of Communication. He previously studied Political Science, Sociology and Anthropology at Università degli Studi di Firenze and Université Côte d'Azur.
Maurizio is a member of NUJ (National Union of Journalists) and IFJ (International Federation of Journalists); he has completed a HEAT course with SEPAR International and has also gained two qualifications from Adobe (PS & PR).
Featured Work
HARMONIZE | Wellcome
The Harmonize project, funded by Wellcome, is tackling climate-sensitive infectious diseases in the Amazon and the Andes. This interdisciplinary collaboration amongst scientists, engineers, and community organisations is enabling the creation of user-friendly toolkits for tracking and predicting disease risks. Using the lates technology, like drones, satellite data, and supercomputing power this team are advancing health systems and climate resilience. The approach aims to empower policymakers with actionable insights, strengthen health systems and mitigate the impact of vector-borne diseases.
View OnlineHumza Yousaf: Next Generation Leaders
Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf is one of TIME's 2023 Next Generation Leaders.
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U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry Rekindles Contact With China at COP27
SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt—U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said on Tuesday that he spoke with his Chinese counterpart during the COP27 United Nations climate conference, rekindling contact between countries that are pivotal in the global effort to limit greenhouse gas emissions. “We need to be talking to each other because we’re the two biggest economies in the world and the two biggest emitters,” Mr. Kerry told The Wall Street Journal at a live event at the Egyptian seaside resort where the 27th U.N. climate gathering is taking place.
View OnlinePrince Gyasi: Next Generation Leaders
Visual artist Prince Gyasi is one of TIME's 2023 Next Generation Leaders. This interdisciplinary collaboration amongst scientists, engineers, and community organisations is enabling the creation of user-friendly toolkits for tracking and predicting disease risks. Using the lates technology, like drones, satellite data, and supercomputing power this team are advancing health systems and climate resilience. The approach aims to empower policymakers with actionable insights, strengthen health systems and mitigate the impact of vector-borne diseases.
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