Mauro Andrizzi studied scriptwriting and graduated from the ENERC (National Film School), Buenos Aires, in 2001. He wrote his first short films as a student - Blue Room (1999), Terminal Beach (2000), Three versions of a robbery (2000), and the film-thesis Rain (2001) - , and worked in several TV shows in Buenos Aires after his graduation. Since 2001, he has been a programmer for the Mar del Plata International Film Festival (Argentina).
His works have been screened at major international film festivals. They include Color and Pixel (2006), a documentary short film shot at the Museum of Art History in Vienna, Mono (2007, documentary/feature film) and Iraqi Short Films (2008), a compilation of video snippers shot by a cross section of amateur documentarians.

Filmography:

Rain (Argentina, 2001)
Color and Pixel ( Argentina, 2006)
Mono (85´, Argentina, 2007)
Iraqi Short Films (93´, Argentina, 2008)