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- Matteo Tibiletti:
Matteo Tibiletti, born in 1978, graduated at the “Scuola Teatrale Città di Varese” in 2007, then started immediately his career as actor, author and theatre director. He arranged, frequented and promoted several workshops and in-depth laboratories with coaches such as Chiara Petruzzelli (lab on Actor’s studio), Corrado Accordino (deepening on Harold Pinter’s work), Luca Spadaro (Anton Cechov’s world), Amedeo Romeo (intensive workshop on Samuel Beckett’s theatre) and Arkadiusz Rogoziński (Collective Re-writing). He attended the “Reharsal process” masterclass held by Doris Hicks and, in March 2016, the “Script analysis” workshop held by Michael Margotta. His one-act play “La stanza di Sonia” won the national playwright contest “Culture possibili”, promoted by Culture Possibili association in Catania; with the same play he was finalist to the national playwright contest “Teatro e disabilità”, in Rome; he won the first edition of the national playwright contest “La riviera dei monologhi” in Bordighera and finalist at the international contest “Premio lago Gerundo” online magazine “PERLASCENA – non periodico per una drammaturgia dell'oggi - " selected and published some of his most meaningful works: "Il colloquio" (ed. n°7, 2015) and "Via d'uscita" (ed. n°8, 2015). With the one-act play “Ricordati di Krapp” he won the “Testro Helios” prize in 2016 in Bordighera; in 2017 “Fasi di Luna” won the prize for “Best female character” and he was second place in the actors’ section for his interpretation of Devlin’s monologue from “Ashes to ashes” by Harold Pinter. At the end of 2016 he founded “Girodivite Productions” through which directed, produced and interpreted “B&B”, dramatic comedy on violence against women and human being ambiguity. Parallel to his activity as author, director and actor, he holds introductory classes to acting and is outside expert in several educational institutions. In 2018 his short movie “Yes, no” won the prize for best screenplay at Mobile Film Festival 2018 obtaining also a 3000€ scholarship (President of the jury: Patrice Leconte). The same movie won “Best Experimental Film” at Global Mobile Film Festival in San Diego, “Best Film Originality” at Cinephone Smartphone Film Festival in Barcellona and “Smart Experimental Film” in Washington. Through the scholarship won in Paris, he has been joined with a professional Italian screenwriter, Licia Eminenti, who helped him to revise and produce the final script of “Blue Dream” his personal tribute to David Lynch that now is in pre-production.
- Federico Gasca:
Federico Gasca was born in 1995, studies art and communication at IAAD - Institute of Applied Art and Design and is close to the graduation. His career in the audiovisual world begins in 2012 in which he creates viral content for the web on the video-sharing platform, Youtube. During this experience he acquired the bases and technicalities of the sector: photography, writing and directing. He learned the best web-marketing strategy for the distribution of its products and managed to accumulate 80 thousand followers and several million views on its channel.

Moreover, his experience on the web allowed him to work with big brands like Nintendo and Pringles.

Once he realized that the creation of content for the web no longer satisfied him at the artistic level, he started writing and directing short films. With "La Linea" short-film on gender diversity, he received the award for "best short film 2016" at the SpinOff Film Festival. Later, with the same movie, he has been selected for the Los Angeles CineFest.

In 2017 a splendid professional collaboration begins with Matteo Tibiletti, who helped him in various productions such as the short film "Trash" (shooted with a smartphone) selected for the 2018 Mobile Film Festival and more recently with the horror comedy "The skin".

Studying communication and brand identity, in parallel, he writes and directs commercials for companies and commercial activities, working with brands like Lavazza and Bosch. At the moment he is doing an educational training at the LMC Vision, a production belonging to the Turin Film Commission.