Sophia Lassi (born in 2009) is a well-rounded artist, ranging from acting to TV to singing. She writes everything: short stories, poems, songs, screenplays.

From a very young age, she developed a passion for cinema in all its facets, which led her to watch and rewatch films and TV series, also reading the texts from which they were adapted. In fact, Sophia is a voracious reader as well as a cinema lover. At the age of six and a half, she was accidentally cast as a co-star in Ludovico Gasperini's RAI 1 drama Luisa Spagnoli; the monologue in the self-tape she sent as an audition was a reinterpretation of an episode of Scooby Doo that made half of Saxa Rubra fall in love with her.

From this moment on, she began her training, which ranged from theater to singing, including the study of diction and piano.
In the meantime, she did not neglect acting and cinema, taking part in two important short films (Niente by Eugenia Costantini and Portami a Casa by Ado Hasanovich).

During this period, she wrote her first screenplay, which would become her first short film: MONSTER, in which Sophia is also the lead actress and director, as well as the composer of the music. Monster won numerous awards for Best Actress and Best Short Film at various festivals. She then wrote and directed Necronomicon, in English, in which Sophia plays the role of a psychopath. Necronomicon also won the award for Best Short Film in Two festivals.