She teaches in 10th, 11th and 12th grade
She instructed 12th grade students in film language and editing techniques
She oversaw and coordinated the National Operational Program (PON) "Storytelling," a 120-hour training project for over 100 high school students.
Additionally, she imparted knowledge on documentary language and techniques, focusing specifically on the interactive one.
Ideation and execution of the MIBACT-funded project "Liceali Doc." The project was divided into three training courses:
1) linear documentary
2) interactive documentary
3) audiovisual cultural promotion.
It involved numerous teachers on the various aspects required for production and distribution of documentary films.
Documentaries produced have won the following awards:
She taught to more than 150 students of the third year of the degree in Sciences of Communication
She taught film editing theory and technique to undergraduate cinema students.
Film editing for "La Febbre del Fare," a data-driven archive documentary directed by Michele Mellara e Alessandro Rossi
She worked in the editing and post-production department of the Production Centre in Milan.
She was in charge of the final versions of the weekly TG Europa broadcast episodes.
During that time, she specialized in digital offline editing before it became popular.
Editing of two documentaries
She edited a daily program that was broadcast on Mediaset channels and the first satellite. Italian television Tele Più. She also worked as an adjunct television editor for other weekly shows on occasion.
She had the honor and privilege of assisting Gian Vittorio Baldi, one of the most controversial directors of the late 1950s and early 1960s film history.
Thesis: The development of Martin Scorsese's film editing style.
A methodical selection and filtering of news and studies concerning the evolution of the documentary: how is the "traditional" documentary being transformed into "interactive," "transmedia", "webdoc" ...adjectives that make a difference