My name is Alfonso Sabbia and I have grown up with cinema since I was a child: it was the first language through which I began to observe and understand people. Acting, for me, is a way to get to know myself better through others, to step into perspectives that are not my own, and to develop a more attentive and open way of looking at the world. It is a profession that requires time, patience, and a certain amount of resilience, and I know I have the right mindset to approach it with consistency and dedication.
I am 22 years old, I was born in the province of Naples and I grew up in Ancona (but my heart speaks Neapolitan — there is no doubt about that);
 I currently live and study acting in Rome, at the Imprenditori di Sogni Cinema and Theatre Academy.
In March 2026, the film A MAMMA NON PIACE by Gianni Leacche was released, in which I play the role of Marcello: it was my first experience on a more structured film set and a very important moment to better understand this profession and its dynamics. I had the opportunity to closely observe the pace and organization of a production, the way actors prepare their work before stepping onto set, and how they carry it forward during filming. Working alongside more experienced professionals helped me better define my approach and grow, both in my craft and in my presence on set.