Flaminia Bonciani

Flaminia Bonciani was born on August 10 in Rome, Italy. Her father Massimo Bonciani is the CEO of GBM (Gulf Business Machine) while her mother Anna Mazzitelli has acted in various plays. Her sister Giulia Bonciani is ten years younger than her. Flaminia grew up as a teenager in the United States. At age seventeen Bonciani moved with her family to Greenwich, Connecticut, where she attended Greenwich High School and received her diploma. Following high school, Flaminia went to Pace University in New York and earned a B.B.A. Bachelor of Business Administration. Moreover, Bonciani while in New York began working as a model for local painters. Flaminia eventually returned to Rome and immediately began studying acting in a school for circus training where she did mimic and human pyramids. In addition, Bonciani studied the Stanislavskij method with members of the famed Actors Studio who lived in Italy and went on to study Susan Batson's method. (Her current acting coach is Bernard Hiller, who uses a personal technique that's a mixture of Meisner, Stella Adler, and The Method.) Outside of acting, Flaminia also sings, works as a dubber (she has a certificate from Technicolor, where she took a dubbing course), and practices the sport of pole dancing. In 2011 Bonciani took part in a stage production of the musical "Mr. Dago" directed by Gabriel Bologna for the Italian Institute of Culture in Los Angeles. Flaminia lives between Rome, Paris, and Los Angeles.