Filippo Feel Cavalca

Filippo 'Feel' Cavalca (Parma, 1983) is an Italian film director, editor and composer based in New York City. He began his career in film & advertising industry directing editing award-winning short films including 'Falstaff' (2004) and 'The Path of the Skeptics' (2005) starring Alessandro Haber and selected among the best medium-length international films at the NY Syracuse Film Festival in 2007. One of the most illuminating experiences was working as the assistant of Mario Monicelli, one of the most prolific and well-known filmmakers of the 'Commedia all'Italiana'. Since 2004 he collaborates with the largest international film productions and advertising companies editing films in a wide variety of genres as well as documentaries, commercials and music videos. In 2012 he edited the popular TV show 'Routes of Mediterranean', shown on RAI 5, one of the channels of Italy's national broadcasting company. The show is a doc-fiction about sailing and the Mediterranean natural heritage, that was awarded the Silver Pelagos and received a special mention at the international festival "Sea Heritage Awards 2013" . His dedication to the craft of filmmaking is matched by his passion for music, to which he was educated since early childhood. This passion led him to become a soundtrack composer and culminated in his first solo concept album entitled 'Adorama', published in the United States in 2015. The provocative debut video 'Tony Houston Bondage Paranoia' will soon be out with the European distribution of Rai Cinema, being the first music video the company has ever distributed on official web channels dedicated to Cinema.