Francesco Ritondale graduated in film language theory and technique in 2004.
Active in the audiovisual world since 1998, ranging from documentary, film to TV. He has collaborated in productions for such entities as: National Geographic, Bcc, Cbc, Abc, Columbia Picture, Warner Bros. Picture, Rai.
Active with his cultural association (Video Ergo Sum) on both international (Scenes From a Memory and A Place in the World) and national projects (The Red Lands, Interweaves, Uncle B, Fellow Travelers and A Strange Love).
Over the years, he has always cultivated a passion for teaching film history and criticism, theory and technique of film language, and workshops in cinematography, directing and editing. He has conducted courses and workshops at the audiovisual documentation center in Pontassieve, taught for the University of the Free Age in Florence and for European projects in Italy Germany and Holland.
