Rossella Ambrosini is a multifaceted actress and creative professional whose lifelong passion for storytelling, emotion, and artistic expression has taken her across film, television, theatre, live entertainment, modeling, presenting, and dubbing. A deeply sensitive yet determined artist, she embraces both vulnerability and ambition, continually expanding her craft through study and training, including a master’s degree in dubbing from Rome’s Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia. Her experiences with disappointment and personal challenges have strengthened her belief that sensitivity is not a weakness, but a powerful source of understanding, creativity, and connection. As she continues to explore new projects and creative opportunities, Rossella remains guided by curiosity, discipline, authenticity, and an unwavering desire to keep reaching for the stars.

Here is the Q&A session we had with Rossella Ambrosini.

Rossella Ambrosini As Cover Story Interview – August 2026 Magazine Edition

How do you introduce yourself?

I have always been a dreamer. When I was a teenager, I used to write many stories and poems. I experience emotions very intensely. I am fascinated by nature, art, and everything that creates emotion. I have a strong personality, but I am also very sensitive: I am ambitious, courageous, and determined, but I also have my own vulnerability. People often tell me I am creative.

I was born in the heart of July, and perhaps there is something of that in me too. I have always loved water, the moon, and the stars, but at the same time, I need the warmth of the sun.

I have always been shy, but whenever I put on a costume, heard a song, or simply started dancing, I could suddenly become anyone. That is precisely why I love this profession: it allows you to live many different lives.

I have been working professionally in film, television, theatre, and live entertainment. Alongside acting, my career has also included working as a model, dubbing actress, and presenter. In the past, I practised rhythmic gymnastics and classical ballet at a competitive level.

I continue to study and train because I believe you never truly stop learning. I recently completed a master’s degree in dubbing at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome.

I still do not know exactly where this long journey will take me, but I am always ready to discover it, one day and one experience at a time. I wish for this journey to take me all the way to the stars.

Starman, or perhaps Starlight — two songs that come to mind when I think of the stars: one by the legendary David Bowie, the other by the extraordinary band Muse.

Struggle – What hardships have you gone through in life?

I have experienced disappointments and suffering, especially on a human level. Being a very sensitive person probably means that I feel everything more deeply, both the beautiful things and the painful ones.

At times, I have felt truly overwhelmed, and the real challenge is not shutting down. It is about trying to find my strength again, protecting my own peace and serenity, moving forward, and never losing faith in myself.

These experiences have taught me that strong sensitivity is not a weakness. Sometimes, it is precisely what allows us to understand ourselves and others more deeply.

What do people not know about you?

People may not immediately imagine that I am actually very sweet and a true romantic.

I love horseback riding, and I feel especially happy when I am in the water. I love nature, music, and rock music. And I absolutely adore cats.

I also have an adventurous side. I enjoy strong emotions, new experiences, and a little bit of healthy madness. I believe that life also needs spontaneity.

Human values are very important to me. I am deeply moved when I meet people who still believe in loyalty, kindness, sincerity, and authentic relationships.

What sets you apart from others?

I believe that every person is unique and different. What makes us different is the way we experience and feel things, and the way we choose to show ourselves to the world.

As an actress, I like to combine intensity and lightness. I can move from drama to irony, and I particularly enjoy exploring the space between what is said and what remains unspoken.

I am interested in emotions, relationships, fragility, and silence. I love a restrained style of acting, in which a look, a physical presence, or even a small gesture can say more than words.

At the same time, I deeply love comedy, because it requires rhythm, listening, and truth just as much as drama does.

At work, I tend to begin with a low-profile attitude. I like to listen, exchange ideas, trust the director’s vision, and build something together. I believe that collaboration and mutual trust between the director and the actor are an essential part of the creative process.

What are your upcoming major events?

I am working on a new major project, along with other collaborations that are developing in parallel.

Recently, I have also explored new aspects of the industry, not only as an actress, but also through the organisational and creative side of production, which I find extremely interesting.

I would like to bring to life a couple of projects that are very important to me.

In any case, I am quite superstitious, so I prefer to let the work speak for itself when the right time comes.

What expert advice would you like to give?

This advice also applies to me.

Never stop studying and learning. Curiosity, discipline, and the desire to keep improving are what allow us to grow over time. I also believe it is essential to keep our energy high, even when things become difficult, and that building a network with colleagues can be extremely helpful, especially during challenging moments.

We should be willing to change direction when necessary, without ever losing our identity.

I also believe in the importance of doing things sincerely. We live in an age that tends to make everything faster and more superficial, including emotions and relationships. I think we should resist this tendency, both in life and in art.

We must not be afraid of complexity. The most interesting stories, just like the most interesting people, are rarely simple.

Your social media handles and website links?

• Instagram: @rossella_ambrosini
• Facebook: @Rossella Ambrosini
• Imdb: @Rossella Ambrosini
• Filmaker.Eu: @rossella-ambrosini