Antonio Pauletta
- Actor
Award-winning actor trained at the LIM Musical Academy in Rome, Antonio Pauletta built a strong foundation in performance before expanding his craft through international workshops and mentorships in acting, movement, and vocal training.
He is best known for his lead role as Jerry in the short film L.I.K.E., directed by Giulio Manicardi, which earned him a Notable Mention for Outstanding Lead. His screen credits include appearing alongside Gael García Bernal in Amazon Prime's Mozart in the Jungle and a co-lead performance in Angélica Liddell's The Scarlet Letter. He is also a cast member of Homo Homini Lupus, directed by Matteo Rovere and awarded the Nastro d'Argento for Best Short, and of Subdermal, by Francesco Roder, recognised with multiple Italian and international awards.
Fluent in Italian, Spanish, French, and Dutch, with a sharp ear for German and regional accents, and a strong physical presence, he brings versatility, discipline, and adaptability to every role. Passionate about independent cinema, particularly stories exploring queer identities and underrepresented voices, he is driven by a genuine belief that film, television, and theatre have the power to change lives.
Originally from Pordenone, northern Italy, he has been drawn to performance since childhood, and continues to approach every project with professionalism, curiosity, and deep respect for collaborative storytelling.
He is best known for his lead role as Jerry in the short film L.I.K.E., directed by Giulio Manicardi, which earned him a Notable Mention for Outstanding Lead. His screen credits include appearing alongside Gael García Bernal in Amazon Prime's Mozart in the Jungle and a co-lead performance in Angélica Liddell's The Scarlet Letter. He is also a cast member of Homo Homini Lupus, directed by Matteo Rovere and awarded the Nastro d'Argento for Best Short, and of Subdermal, by Francesco Roder, recognised with multiple Italian and international awards.
Fluent in Italian, Spanish, French, and Dutch, with a sharp ear for German and regional accents, and a strong physical presence, he brings versatility, discipline, and adaptability to every role. Passionate about independent cinema, particularly stories exploring queer identities and underrepresented voices, he is driven by a genuine belief that film, television, and theatre have the power to change lives.
Originally from Pordenone, northern Italy, he has been drawn to performance since childhood, and continues to approach every project with professionalism, curiosity, and deep respect for collaborative storytelling.
