Flavio Costa graduated in 2005 at D.A.M.S at Rome Tre University with a multimedia thesis on Charlie Chaplin. He worked as a videomaker while he was creating his short films, receiving numerous awards and praises. The short Pre Carietà (2012) won more that 40 awards in Italy and it was selected among the five finalists of the Globo d'Oro. In 2015, Costa won the albanian 48 Hours Film Project with the short Zanafill. In 2017, the VR project Chromatica was selected for the first edition of "Biennale College Venezia - Virtual Reality" and is the winner of the financing offered by Sony for its creation.
El Festival Internacional de Cine de Guanajuato
