A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Alias:
Andrea Ricca Presents
Birthplace:
Italy
Born:
June 21, 1974
Andrea Ricca is a director, producer, screenwriter, editor, specializing in digital computer graphics special effects, in business since 1998. He was born on June 21, 1974 in Naples, Italy. His Sci-Fi, Adventure, Fantasy, Thriller and Horror films have been selected in competition by international film festivals including: Fantafestival, Miami Film Festival, Vienna Film Festival, Los Angeles Film Festival, Texas Terror Film Festival, International Fantastic Film Festival, Cleveland Comic Con, Shadowline Film Festival, Horror Con Uk. His works have received positive reviews from the international press, exceeding fifty million streaming viewers. His films have been distributed on the Amazon Prime Video streaming platform in the US, UK, and Japan. He has collaborated with the Giffoni Film Festival and published the book, "Special Effects For Independent Filmmakers," available in all bookstores. His films have been cited in two graduate theses on cinema: "Science Fiction Cinema" with supervisor Professor Roy Menarini and "Cinema Designed for the Web" with supervisor Professor Gian Battista Canova. They Talked About: Starburst Magazine, Radiotimes, Dread Central, Scream Horror Magazine, Sfx Uk, Rue Morgue, Film Threat, Horror News, Fansided, Horror Fuel, Film News Uk, Gorezone, Horror Society, Horror Fix, Bloody Disgusting and many others. These films rely on action and emotion to tell of fantastic events that disrupt the tranquility of ordinary people forced to fight for their lives and feature actors filmed live action interacting with computer-generated creatures. Each adventure is a combination of excitement, action and creativity, with 3D CG special effects. The stories tell of alien invasions, fantastic creatures, paranormal events etc. "There's an energy and exuberance in these films that's impossible not to get caught up in." STARBURST MAGAZINE "The computer effects are impressive." HORROR NEWS "Full of excitement and action, you can really enjoy these films." RUE MORGUE MAGAZINE "The films are impressive and feature excellent CGI effects." SCREAM HORROR MAGAZINE The slogan: "A train without brakes to a journey into the imagination."
3D Modeller:
2014 Aliens Night
2016 The Giant Scorpion
Animation:
2014 Aliens Night
2016 The Giant Scorpion
Cinematography:
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 The Giant Scorpion
Compositor:
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 The Giant Scorpion
Director:
2010 The Furfangs
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 Smartphone Demon
2016 The Giant Scorpion
2017 The Amulet of Fear
???? Space Monster
???? The Spirit Board
???? The Spooky Ghost
Editor:
2010 The Furfangs
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 Smartphone Demon
2016 The Giant Scorpion
2017 The Amulet of Fear
???? Space Monster
???? The Spirit Board
???? The Spooky Ghost
Post Producer:
2010 The Furfangs
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 Smartphone Demon
2016 The Giant Scorpion
2017 The Amulet of Fear
???? Space Monster
???? The Spirit Board
???? The Spooky Ghost
Producer:
2010 The Furfangs
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 Smartphone Demon
2016 The Giant Scorpion
2017 The Amulet of Fear
???? Space Monster
???? The Spirit Board
???? The Spooky Ghost
Special Effects:
2010 The Furfangs
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 Smartphone Demon
2016 The Giant Scorpion
2017 The Amulet of Fear
???? Space Monster
???? The Spirit Board
???? The Spooky Ghost
Writer:
2010 The Furfangs
2011 The Furfangs 2
2014 Aliens Night
2016 Smartphone Demon
2016 The Giant Scorpion
2017 The Amulet of Fear
???? Space Monster
???? The Spirit Board
???? The Spooky Ghost
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