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SHAREThe CSC Lombardy campus, established in Milan in 2004 thanks to an agreement between the Fondazione Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia and Lombardy Region, is committed to training new professionals in the field of industrial film communication, documentary and advertising.
Since 2010, the campus is located in viale Fulvio Testi in Milan, on the grounds of a former Tobacco’s Factory: it is a large, renovated space, designed to be functional for the entertainment business and to promote and disseminate CSC initiatives for Lombardy Region.
The three-year program focuses on cinematography and business communication.
It aims at training future experts in conceiving advertising, audio-visual products, who will hopefully work with institutional and corporate clients in the dissemination of promotional contents on various platforms such as cinema, TV, web and museums.
The first year’s classes include both classic lectures and practical workshops which focus on gaining the skills to interpretate clients’ brief. Students also attend classes of writing, production, directing, shooting techniques, photography, editing, production scheduling, actors’ direction, and on-set practice.
During the second year students work following professors’ instructions, simulating realistic professional situations: first contact with clients, creative competitions and production without any pressing deadline.
The third year sees the kick-off of a true authorial workshop, where each student, under the school’s guidance, will reach professional independence, will tackle real assignments and will be required to keep deadlines, and, by the end of the year, will create a presentation reel including all the commercials, documentaries and video clips that they produced throughout the year.
During the last five years the following professors have held classes: Davide Aicardi (screenwriting), Tommaso Barbaro (sound), Tommaso Bernabei (directing), Giuseppe Carrieri (documentary directing), Barbara Enrichi (actor direction), Mauro Garofalo (writing), Massimo Germoglio (workflow), Fabio Ilacqua (directing), Miguel Lombardi (directing), Mauro Marchesini (film analysis), Valentina Materiale (casting), Francesco Montella (creative writing), Paolo Pelizza (production), Alessandra Pescetta (directing), Luca Robecchi (cinematography), Samuele Romano (directing), Rita Rossi (editing), Roberto Tiraboschi (screenwriting), Gilberto Squizzato (documentary directing), Giorgio Vita Levi (sound post-production), Giancarlo Zappoli (film analysis)
Graduated in architecture, after 1968 Maurizio Nichetti moved his first steps in the show business, studied the art of miming and worked at the Piccolo Teatro di Milano. In 1974 he founded the QuellidiGrock theatre cooperative. From 1970 to 1978 he worked as cartoon screenwriter in Bruno Bozzetto’s studio, authoring three feature films of the series ‘Sig. Rossi’ and the mixed technique film ‘Allegro non troppo’. In 1979 he wrote, directed and starred in his first movie,’Ratataplan’, which was extremely well-received both nationally and internationally. Over the course of his career as actor-director, he worked at about ten productions. He also worked in tv, hosting several programs (‘Quovadiz?’ and ‘Pista!’) and directing over 150 commercials. In 1998 he was a member of the jury of the Berlin International Film Festival and in 1999 of the jury of the Cannes Festival. Over the course of his career, he was awarded with three Nastri d’argento: 1980 – ‘Ratataplan’, best debut director; 1989: ‘Ladri di saponette’,best original script; 1997 ‘Luna e l’altra’, best film director;in 1991 he was awarded with the David di Donatello for the ‘Volere Volare’ screenplay. He won the Moscow Festival in 1989 with ‘Ladri di Saponette’, the Montreal Festival in 1990 with ‘Volere Volare’ and the Brussels International Fanstastic Film Festival with ‘Luna e l’altra’ in 1997. From 2005 to 2011 he chaired the Trento Film Festival committee. Back to theatre, over the last ten years he directed various theatre productions, operas such as a ‘Barbiere di Siviglia” and ‘Don Pasquale’ and two operettas, ‘Il Paese dei campanelli’ and ‘Cin-Ci-Là’. Since 2014 he is the artistic director of the advertising and industrial cinema course at CSC Milan campus.
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