Insights

Design in Town interviews Marco Tortoioli Ricci, graphic designer and President of AIAP, the Italian association of visual communication.
Wide-ranging interview with a dean of graphic design in Italy. Tortoioli Ricci has, in addition to an honorable career, a great experience in teaching in schools of excellence, and this allows him to have a complete view of the delicate transition between training and work. Let's listen to him, let us be inspired and let's not stop dreaming, let's just do it with a bit of groundedness. For high school students and the families who support them, being properly motivated and aware is a large part of the problem, but also of the solution.

Design in Town interviews Luca Lucini, director and President AIR3 Associazione Italiana Registi.
We asked Luca Lucini to tell us about the current outlook of professions related to the languages of film. Our aim is to help high school students who want to cultivate their talent (and their parents) understand the scope of the discipline, what to do to approach this world in the right way and how to prepare for the film production professions.

We spoke face to face with a leader in the advertising industry to understand the keys to access the professions of creativity and brand building. Stefania Siani provides a very useful overview of communication and creativity today, indicating training paths and professional outlets for those who want to work in communication. For high school students and families grappling with important decisions, having a clear idea of who does what 'out there' is a great way to set the right course for university studies.

Design in Town interviews Flavio Rosati, illustrator and President of the Association of Image Authors. 
During the interview, Flavio Rosati provides some basic information on the profession of the illustrator with all its current implications. This contribution helps young talents and families to focus on perspectives and paths whilst they consider embarking on an exciting and transversal career, much more open to the contemporary than one might think.