After studying literature at the University of Milan and a brief stint in photography, he devoted himself to drama studies in New York, where he attended the Neighborhood Playhouse, the renowned school founded by Sandy Maisner. After long periods spent in various cities (Paris, London, and Athens), it was in New York that he began his training in the world of production. In 2004, after returning to Rome, he began working in co-productions between Italy and France as an intermediary between the two countries. In 2010, he became a partner and director of Mediterranea Film in Paris, and in 2013, with Andrea Di Blasio, he founded Ombre Rosse Film Production.

After classical studies, he earned a diploma in Film and Television Production Direction from the Academy of Cinematography and Performing Arts in Bologna. In 2004, he earned a degree in DAMS (Diploma in Music, Music and Performing Arts) from the University of Bologna. In 2006, he completed a Master's in Entertainment Management at SDA Bocconi in Milan, in collaboration with the Academy of Arts and Crafts of the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. Finally, the following year, he attended the Executive Producer course organized by Cinecittà Formazione in Rome. In 2005, he served as assistant director on Tinto Brass's film "Monamour," and the following year, as production assistant at the television production company Magnolia SpA. in the two-year period 2007-2008 he collaborated as a junior producer with Loups Garoux Produzioni di Marta Bifano and with Titania Produzioni di Ida Di Benedetto and finally, starting from 2012 he has been responsible for project development for the French company Mediterranea Film Sarl.