CARLUCCIO

ABOUT

John Carluccio is a Brooklyn based filmmaker whose work documents under recognized pockets of urban society. His unique subjects range from art culture ( Price of Getting up, Ellis G, Artificial Afrika, Noguchi , Cease & Desist, David Ellis ) music scenes ( Antibalas , Wax Poetics, Dubstep, Battle Sounds, Big Daddy Kane, Yuppicide, The Jack Lords), cheap eats ( Punjabi, Redhook) and news ( Why Tuesday, Powerless, Gordon Parks, Greenest Block in Brooklyn, Sugar Tax) .

Over 20 of John’s films have aired nationally and internationally on the CURRENT TV television network. He has shoot for MSG, MTV, TLC and BET (Chief DP for The 5ive ). In 2009 he produced and edited a Emmy® Nominated TV segment on Hip-hop artist Big Daddy Kane for Brooklyn Independent Television (the young network’s first ever nomination).

John’s first began filmmaking while at Pratt Institute, then later along side his brother Paul (NYU film). John is best known in the music world for his expansive work with DJs including ; his first documentary film BATTLE SOUNDS (1997 Whitney Biennial), Hop-Fu, Scratch (Sundance 2001) and TTM, a notation system for DJ scratching.

Presently, Carluccio is the Head of Development and Production at DubSpot Music schools. He is creating new television programs and documentaries for the energetic company.

PHONE: 718.757.0300

E-MAIL: carluccio -at- battlesounds.com

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