Beatrice Pucci is an author of stop motion animation films, sculptor and designer. Polyhedral in her use of techniques, she has focused her research on experimenting with the languages of the animation. His short films “Soil is Alive” and “Le nozze di Pollicino”, made with the puppet animation technique, entered the “Cinquina finalista Nastri d'Argento”. His latest animation “Dove il sasso cadrà” won the prize for best short film in the “professional” category at the Catchthemoon festival and a special mention in the children's short film competition at the Imaginaria 2022 festival. He has participated in numerous national and international festivals including the Festival international du film d'animation d'Annecy. He worked for cinema with an animated insert in Alina Marazzi's film “Tutto parla di te”, which won “best director” at the 8th Rome Film Festival. He has made music video clips, videos for advertising and cultural reviews. His sculptures and drawings have been exhibited in Italy and abroad. He recently started an artistic research on folk tales freely taken from the text “Fiabe italiane” by Italo Calvino.