Salvatore Martusciello

Salvatore Martusciello was born in Naples, Italy, in 1990. Always passionate about cinema, he started his career how assistant director in Francesco Afro de Falco shorts "La voce del sangue". He worked in many spots, videoclips and movies, collaborating with artists like Victor Mignatti and Sergio Assisi. In 2014, he graduated in Digital culture and communication at Federico II° University of Naples. One of his professor is Derrick de Kerckhove, former university colleague of David Cronenberg. He wrote his graduate's thesis on the canadian director. In the same year, Salvatore completed his cinema studies at ASCI School of cinema in Naples, and wrote adn directed his first short "Il ballo di Marte" how final test for the school. In 2016 wrote the screenplay of the short "Pastura", showed in the Cannes Short Film Corner of the same year.