Maximilian Law

In 2015 he opened his new Production Company, "Perpetuus", specifically conceived to develop his own projects.

Maximilian Law is the founder and director of the Ferrara Film Festival, the fastest growing film festival in Italy and one of the fastest in the World, the director of EarthDay50 Italy, a global entertainment/charity venture in collaboration with Live Aid and the United Nations, the founder of the World Cinema Institute and the CEO of the production company Perpetuus LLC. He's also a film and commercial director, an actor, a showman, a producer and a screenwriter. At the Oscars 2014 one of his films ("Tomorrow Will Be Another Day") was finalist at the Academy Awards in the "Best Live Action Short Film" category. He produced, and often directed, more than 30 commercials all over the world, working with world famous brands like Armani, RedBull, UNICEF and developed many marketing strategies for companies in the U. S. , Europe and Latin America. With the extensive experience on film and commercial sets, he started writing screenplays for feature and short films under the WGA (Writers Guilt of America).

In 2012, at the age of 31, the second film he wrote ("Engage") was selected in many film festivals around the World and then sold it to American national TV channels. The same deal was made for two more movies he produced the following year ("Tomorrow Will Be Another Day" and "The Painter"). As he kept exploring acting roles he took himself very seriously in establishing his own brand.

In his first acting job in 1996, an Italian short film, he broke his left arm while filming a scene where he was required to jump from ramp to ramp in a parking structure.