Festival Corti a Ponte 2025 – Juries

MARIACRISTINA CALOGERO

Graduated in Pedagogy, she is a primary school teacher. For years she has been Tutor Organizer at the CdL in Primary Education Sciences of the University of Padua, she works in the initial and in-service training of teachers. She is co-author of textbooks and contributions to media education publications, particularly on comics. You are one of the founders of the E. Pizzuti Film Club in Oderzo which organizes film festivals, screenings in collaboration with schools, courses in film language. You were part of the jury of the “Video in verse” competition (Oderzo Cultura Foundation).

ANNA MASO

Teach in kindergarten. Since 2014 he has been Tutor of the students of the Primary Education Course at the University of Padua. For years he has been involved in training and updating for teachers and in the experimentation of artistic and audiovisual laboratories in kindergartens and primary schools. He collaborated with the DAMS of the University of Padua in the creation of video essays, taking care of the part relating to animated cinema. With Manlio Piva in 2020 he published Percorsi artistici per bambini. Esplorare l’arte nella scuola dell’infanzia e primaria (Audino).

MANLIO PIVA

He is a researcher at the University of Padua where he teaches audiovisual and multimedia teaching and artistic education and media education. He collaborates with schools and training institutions in the creation of educational workshops. He has published essays and books on these topics, including Il coccodrillo luminoso – Teoria e pratica dell’audiovisivo a scuola (Cinemazero, 2009), with Anna Maso, Percorsi artistici per bambini (Audino, 2020).

PIETRO TONEGATO

Pietro Tonegato is a primary school teacher and adjunct professor for the Degree Course in Primary Education Sciences at the University of Padua, where he also acts as a tutor for the internship. Always fascinated by “other” languages, he deals with Media and Technologies in teaching, education and training.

The experts of the Italian School Audiovisual Coordination (CIAS) award a CIAS Prize to the best foreign short film in each category.

Volunteers from the UNICEF Committee of Padua award a certificate of merit to the BY 3.18 short film that best expresses the culture of children’s and adolescents’ rights.

The students of the “Modigliani” Art High School in Padua award the Truttero Prize to the best short film in the BY 14.20 years category.