Alessandro Tedde

Alessandro Tedde was born in Ravenna June 19, 1983. Graduated in History and Criticism at the University of Padua in February 2006, he made his first short films in 1999.His first official short, Paths of Memory (1999), was screened at various Italian festivals. In 2004 he produced the Dadaist performance The Genius of Duchamp - 1924 to 2004. He also realizes documentaries and in 2011, with his brother Francesco, creates a project on 7 DVDs to tell Romagna, its poets and the past of the Italian region. In 2010 he founded, together with his brother Francesco, Black Box Film, and independent production company of self-produced material. The same year he started the production of Vertigo. The same year he worked as a writer and camera operator in the documentary on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Veneto. Since 2012 he collaborates with the Committee Ravenna 2019 - Candidate City for European Capital of Culture, creating short films. Between 2012 and 2014 he realizes three video scenic design projects for "Pantani", "Llife under arrest of Aung Sun Suu Kyi" and "Lus" by Marco Martinelli & Ermanna Montanari for Teatro delle Albe/Ravenna Teatro, one of the most important theater companies in Italy and Europe. In summer 2013 he released his first novel, titled "The Legend of Lylyh - The Gift", for GDS Editions Milan. In November 2014 was published the second and final book "The Legend of Lylyh - The Good". In June 2014 he ended his first feature film: "Vertigo". In January 2014 he founded "La Palestra del Cinema", a permanent laboratory where he teaches directing and production, along with Cinema history, to create a workgroup able to develop shorts, movies and documentaries. Since 2015 he works as DoP, Camera Operator and Colorist for various productions.