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Introduction

My name is Sophia Bianchi and I was born and raised in Bristow, a small town in Virginia.  I now have been living in Tampa Florida for the past three years and do not plan on moving.  I am currently a junior pursing a Bachelors in Fine Arts degree with a major in Film and Media Arts.  Coming to college, I was a first time filmmaker, but over the years, I've developed a great passion for screenwriting, directing, and production managing.  I also currently work a part time time job at Meat Market in Hyde Park Village.

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