Piétro Occhiuzzi
Pietro is a passionate documentary Editor with a strong instinct for factual and observational storytelling. Working across broadcast, streaming and digital, he has a keen eye for drama, tension and humour. He also works with generative AI tools including Runway, Midjourney and Veo3, bringing an understanding of emerging creative technologies to the edit.
His credits include All or Nothing: Juventus for Amazon Prime, Gold Rush for Discovery and Pilgrimage: The Road Through Portugal for BBC Two, alongside The Hunt for the Chameleon Killer, that was shortlisted at the 2025 True Crime Awards. Pietro was also Additional Editor on award-winning Paid in Full: The Battle for Black Music, with further archive-led work on history series Liberation: D-Day to Berlin and The Times Explainers.
Having lived and worked across different countries and continents, Pietro has experience working in Italian, Spanish and Mandarin, giving him an additional strength on international productions.
Work by Piétro
The Hunt For The Chameleon Killer
Paid in Full: The Battle for Black Music
Gladiators
All or Nothing: Juventus
Hip Hop Treasure
Pilgrimage: The Road Through Portugal
The Hunt For The Chameleon Killer
Exploring all the crimes of Elaine Parent, The Hunt for the Chameleon Killer uncovers every potential victim and determines whether law enforcement is correct in their belief that she was a serial killer. It shows how Parent claimed an interest in numerology, and that she could predict the future with the help of key numbers, to get her victims to divulge their personal details, which she then used to steal their identities. Ultimately, The Hunt for the Chameleon Killer answers the key questions at the very heart of the story: Who was Elaine Parent? And what drove her to commit these crimes?
Shortlisted for; Outstanding three or more part Docu-series at the True Crime Awards 2025
Paid in Full: The Battle for Black Music
From executive producers Idris and Sabrina Elba, alongside Greg Sanderson of Supercollider and Julie Bristow of Catalyst, narrated by actress and playwright Zawe Ashton, for BBC.
Paid In Full: The Battle for Black Music is a three-part documentary series that delves into the systemic racism Black artists have faced in the music industry, from its beginnings to the streaming era. It highlights trailblazing artists, the rise of Black-owned labels, and the historic injustices they endured, including unequal profits despite shaping popular music—from jazz and rock to soul and rap. The series offers a deep look at the triumphs and struggles of Black artists fighting for recognition, autonomy, and fair compensation in an industry stacked against them.
Gladiators
This documentary, narrated by Sean Bean, travels to four incredible ecosystems around the world, from the great savannah of southern Africa to Australia, passing through North and tropical America, where wild gladiators from the smallest ants to the biggest bears, do battle for the ultimate prize: survival.
All or Nothing: Juventus
Damian Townend BFE, Ash Jenkins BFE and Pietro Occhiuzzi worked on the 8 part Amazon Prime documentary series All or Nothing: Juventus.
Following the highs and lows of the Turing-based Juventus football club as they face one of the most difficult seasons in its history, while aiming at winning the tenth consecutive scudetto and the long-awaited Champions League. They will do so by relying on Ronaldo, their “Senator” veterans, young promising players and the soccer legend Andrea Pirlo, in his debut as a coach. Will the “Bianconeri” live up to their expectations?
Hip Hop Treasure
A 60 Min documentary following curators from the Universal Hip Hop Museum seeking to source rare artefacts from rap history for the collection. Hosted by LL Cool J, and featuring Ice-T, Fat Joe, Flava Flav, Jadakiss, Soulja Boy, Darryl McDaniels, Ceelo, and others. Shown on A&E Network.
Pilgrimage: The Road Through Portugal
A 60-minute travel documentary showcasing seven well-known personalities from various faiths journeying along Portugal’s northern route of the Fatima Way, where in 1917 three local shepherd children encountered apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Shown on BBC TWO.