With over 14 years of experience crafting visually striking designs on emotionally resonant projects,
Bruno’s work includes acclaimed projects like Indian Horse,
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, and
Essex County, which won the 2023 DGC Award for Best Production Design.
After six transformative years in Toronto, Bruno returned to Northern Ontario to lead art direction on diverse productions and contribute to the region’s creative growth.
As the lead analyst for the
Northern Ontario Workforce Assessment & Studio Infrastructure Report, Bruno played a pivotal role in charting regional production capacity, enhancing career pathways, and positioning Northern Ontario as a key hub for film and television production. His efforts have shaped the region’s cultural industries and elevated opportunities for local talent and infrastructure development.
With extensive experience as an Art Director, Bruno Rocca has contributed to the visual storytelling of numerous projects, including The Protector his first Production Design title, filmed in Sault Ste. Marie. He collaborated with the entire production team, leading the art department and contributing to the project’s creative vision with precision and attention to detail.
With an MBA Essentials from Rotman, Bruno combines artistry and creative ambition with operational expertise to bring bold ideas to life.
Whether collaborating with filmmakers, mentoring design teams, or consulting on production strategies, he is passionate about creating meaningful stories
that leave a lasting impact.