A History of Quality
In the early 1930s, a sculptor named Bruno Mariani immigrated to the United States from Italy. An accomplished model maker and craftsman, he found work at Cecil B. DeMille Studio, creating masks and plaster castings for films that shaped the Hollywood landscape. Drawn to the epic sensibility, large-scale production and collaborative spirit of Tinseltown, Bruno brought old-world techniques and a refined aesthetic to a studio devoted to filmmaking legend and academy award-winning director DeMille. Those years were formative and foundational for the young immigrant, who was able to sharpen his skills while advancing complex projects with a lot of moving parts. read more...
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