Hello, I'm Vincenzo Luca Forte, an independent director, videomaker, author, and archivist. I earned my degree in Cultural Heritage Sciences, followed by a Masters in Management of Creative Processes from Iulm University of Language in Milan. My creative journey led me to explore and celebrate minority languages, with a special passion for Neapolitan and Southern culture. Over the past decade, I've produced and directed various documentaries showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of Naples and Southern Italy. As a fervent advocate for these regions, I've immersed myself in their unique cultural heritage.

In the realm of language instruction, my approach transcends mere linguistic structures, placing emphasis on the unique expressive power of Italian and Neapolitan. These languages possess an unparalleled ability to convey nuances and contexts that often defy translation. To address this inherent challenge, I advocate for a teaching methodology that is subjective, personal, emotionally resonant, and authentically Italian—striking a balance between professionalism and didactic efficacy. With a professional background in directing and videomaking, my teaching method revolves around dynamic interaction. Through video, audio, songs, and articles in both Italian and Neapolitan, I aim to transcend mere linguistic structures. While form is crucial, my priority is conveying the unique expressive power of these languages in capturing nuanced contexts often untranslatable. Recognizing the objective difficulty, I advocate for a subjective, personal, and emotionally resonant yet informative approach. Bridging language and culture, my method ensures students not only grasp language skills but also cultivate a profound connection with the richness of both Italian and Neapolitan.