MATTEO BINI

Film Editor. Storyteller

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Matteo Bini moved to London from Italy in 2011 for the MA in Editing at the prestigious National Film and Television School.

He graduated in 2013 with a distinction and received the Christie Award for Most Promising Student.

Matteo recently edited Kenny Dalglish, a feature documentary directed by Oscar winner Asif Kapadia, and is currently working with Oscar-winning director James Marsh on the upcoming TV drama Secret Service.

 

His recent editing credits include Scrapper, the debut feature by Charlotte Regan and winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance 2023;  Wildfire by Cathy Brady, winner of Best Debut Screenwriter at the 2021 BIFAs; and Prevenge by Alice Lowe, which opened the 31st Venice International Film Critics’ Week.

 

His documentary work includes The Confession by Sam Hobkinson; Pelé by David Tryhorn and Ben Nicholas; Return to Podor by Kevin Macdonald; and Pistorius, a feature documentary series about the South African Paralympian.

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For television, Bini worked on the BAFTA-winning series Top Boy (directed by William Stefan Smith); Riches (created by Abby Ajayi and directed by Sebastian Thiel); and Glue, the E4 drama by BAFTA-winning writer Jack Thorne, nominated for Best Multichannel Programme at the Broadcast Awards.

 

His short film credits include Balcony (winner of the Crystal Bear at Berlinale 2016); Change in the Weather (Clermont-Ferrand 2016); and Morning (winner of the Irish Film and Television Award 2013 and nominated for Best Short at the European Film Awards).

 

IIn 2014, Bini co-wrote and co-directed the Italian feature Io, Arlecchino, produced by Officina della Comunicazione and Rai Cinema. The film premiered at the Rome Film Festival and was released nationwide in Italy in June 2015.

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