ITS LAZIO DIGITAL
The first year of studies for students at ITS Lazio Digital in Rome has ended.
We are happy to publish the first Demo Reel of ALL the students, thanking them for their exceptional work.
Biunivoca took care of the didactic coordination of the course and the teaching of some modules.
We would also like to thank the nationally renowned companies and professionals in the video game industry who brought their professional experience (in no particular order):
Excaliber - Rainbow Academy - Trinity Studio - DP Studio - Storm in a Teacup - OpenLab - TinyBull - EdgeLab - Katabasi - Alessio Alonne - Giorgio Catania - Miro De Carolis - Andrea Fanelli - Jacopo de Rosa - Marco Agricola - Carlo Tuzza - Davide Pensato - Roberto Semprebene - Pietro Polsinelli - Simone Ercole - Lorenzo Mannini - Lorenzo Raffi - Sergio Rocco - Fortuna Imperatore - Francesca Balestri - Lorenzo Ragni.
Here are some photos of the training in class and during the training trips to important events:
Below are the students' work:
FARID NOUFAL
SIMONE CARDINALI
PAOLO MORABITO
ALESSIO ROSSELLI
ALESSIO CAPPELLANTI
GABRIEL TOSCANI
RICCARDO COSTANTINI
MATVEY EVSEEV
MATTIA FRANCHI
GIANLUCA ANELLO
RAVI MALHOTRA
DAMIANO MARTELLUZZI
MATTEO MONTI
ALESSANDRO CORANGELO
COSMIN AIONESEI
GIACOMO CALÌ
RICCARDO PASTORE
STEFANO DI MARCO
RICCARDO BRUNI
AURORA COLAZINGARI
EDOARDO CINUS
PAOLO AMICO
RICCARDO TURCHI
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