Claudio Cipelletti (born 1962) is an Italian film director.
Claudio Cipelletti was born in Milan, Italy, in 1962.
He graduated in Architecture at Milan University and then in film-direction at the Cinema School of Milan. He developed his professional activity both as video editor for corporate videos and as independent film-maker. His short films and documentaries have been presented in several LGBT film festivals round the world.
Since 2002 he has taught editing at the IULM University and at the Cinema and new Media School of Milan.
Filmography
1990: Pumori '90 - 60' super8 film/BetaSP - documentary about Italian himalayan expedition - 1990
1994: Il mondo diviso (The split world) - 12' 16mm - Italy, 1994
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